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Clarity of mind comes through observing stillness.

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Published: 13 Mar 2018 › Updated: 13 Mar 2018Clarity of mind comes through observing stillness.

Clarity of mind comes through observing stillness.

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Varese. A distant memory of the time that I used to work there.

Cold, wet and gray.

The weekends were lonely and the days where long. Unfulfilled, my brained suffered from boredom while my soul withered in pain.

I always knew that working for money wasn't for me, yet here I was. Traveling Europe, all expenses paid for, a cushy pay and a brainless job.

My intention was to ride this job out and make the most of it, after all the pay was really nice. I thought I could use this time wisely. To save up, travel, and start launching my journalistic career.

I could have saved a lot of money, and since I was traveling so much I could have kept discovering hidden gems in Italy, France, UK, and Spain. I could have used my spare time to write stories of people that I met, which I started but are still in my draft folder after almost a year.

However, despite all of these positive intentions, I couldn't carry on. I quit after 3 months and started one of the most exciting and amazing journeys of my life 😃

Yes being freelance is scary, but it's also extremely rewarding!

This photo is a reminder to me. Following one's passion (while keeping one's head firmly attached to its shoulders) is the best decision I could have ever made.


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