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Every time I try to plan too far ahead, it blows up in my face. I'm way better at adapting and doing what I have to do in the moment. Ten years ago, I thought I would be slinging mulch and selling my art till I was 30. Now, I have my toe in every pool of J-E TL work I can. https://twitter.com/teiohx/status/1343862755330121734
I have a bunch of odd sustainable talents, so I've never been worried about making ends meet and I find that my best opportunities come when I go with the flow and let my talents do the talking. (Obviously, I'm only speaking for myself here.)
Like I said 10 yrs ago, I worked a low paying job, graduated college at 24(?) with loads of debt. Shit, I didn't know what was gonna happen next week much less years down the road, but I tried my damndest to keep my head above water and work toward what I wanted to do.
In the end, I feel like I've made a lot of progress coming into my 30s. Maybe I'll be around in the same occupation for years to come. Maybe I wanna do something else. I'm a drifting cloud when it comes to stuff like that, but I'll do what I can and that's for damn sure.
