The balance, of course, is between:fishtank wrote:They do say taurus that the 2 year mark is the turning point,stay past that and you may as well put the travel maps,hopes and dreams away.
It's a disease this job.
Get out before it becomes terminal.
a) having a stable life, albeit a dull one, where money is taken care of and the future, whilst linear, is secure
and
b) having an unstable life, albeit a lively one, where tomorrow may never come and the future, whilst insecure, is non-linear
Most men have adventure in their soul, but it is eked out slowly and excruciatingly in the daily grind. Before you know it, you're old, worn out, with an ugly wife and horrible kids, and all the things you should have done are no longer maybes, they're just regrets. Am I more likely to regret leaving Royal Mail, or not seeing a bit of the world when I was young and virile enough to enjoy it? I think we all know the answer to that one.
And yet, I delay and delay, for some rainier day, where all hope is gone. Does that make me a coward?