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It’s been 2 years since I’ve postponed the thought of being location-independent. It’s always been at the back of my head but I’m getting there. Finally! I’m going to shift careers in due time and I’m scared but excited at the same time.

I had a conversation with a former team mate over lunch about what’s going on with our work life. We’ve been with the company for over five years and she’s been planning on transferring to another job that pays a premium for a Spanish-speaking skill. I shared my piece and said that she should try as the premium is already a good reason to pursue another career in a different company.

I’ve a job online and it’s something I’m trying to work on so I can create a good impression to my employer. The task is relatively easy but just boring. I can’t really complain that much since I’m happy enough to get a job. I’ve been searching for a part-time job these days a the money that I’m earning through my day work is only enough to pay off debts and keep the bills running. I badly need the moolah because of trips in the future which will require me to spend.

It’s July and it seems that I haven’t done a single thing out of this break that I’m supposed to take advantage of. I’m a bit cash-strapped with all the activities going on plus the accounts d need to settle.

On my Things to Do, I only have 2 left that are needed to be accomplished.

I’ll be going to work again and travel at the same time. This will still be because of the role that I’m doing in place of someone that was on leave. Once it the leave is over, I’ll be back to doing my original tasks. That’s why I’m savoring every moment while I’m at this since it’s going to be another stressful time once I go back schooling and working at the same time. I like the experience this summer has brought me; it’s challenging and fulfilling. But I know I should work on the double to iron out processes so I can transition properly once I turn the job back to it’s rightful owner.