“If you didn’t need money, what would you do?” 

A friend asked me this question when I told her my dilemma in choosing a few jobs.

I couldn’t answer her because all I could think about is needing money to survive and also invest in my passion projects and business ideas in the future. 

My brain has been trained to need money to do things so when she asked me this, I couldn’t tell her what I wanted to do. 

But also at that point, deep down, I knew what I wanted to say but couldn’t say it out loud because it’s been an ongoing battle of me WANTING to do this but never following through. 

Aka it’s me wanting to invest more time into Skip & Soar and wanting to help those around me face their fears and tackle big life obstacles. 

It’s me wanting to save those who are suffering from a toxic work environment and finding ways to be happy and renewed again. 

It’s me wanting to give hope to those who are lost and let them know everything is going to be okay. 

But hey… that answer is a bit too overwhelming so I decided not to say it.

Actually, I was pretty embarrassed to say it out loud in fear of me not accomplishing it. 

Sooo… let’s just try something out for a little while. 

I’m going to try my best to write and plan out content for my Skip & Soar audience and see what will happen without the expectation that it will grow. 

If I could just positively impact one person’s life, I believe it’s worth sharing my experience to help them. 

I’m still unsure where I should dedicate my time to…whether that be via social media posts or Reels/Shorts/TikToks or through blogging on this website or via YouTube… 

But hey, I guess it’s a learning journey so whatever works and gets the message out there will do just fine. 

Wish me good luck as I venture into this land! 

(And yes, I’m going to choose a job that pays me enough so I don’t have to worry about the financial aspects of my life)

xoxo, knd.

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