I'm at the skate park with the kids I nanny. I think their dream is to become pros- whether it be skateboarding, football, or guitar- they want to rock! Where does that childhood hope and determination go? When I was the oldest's age I just knew that I was going to an Ivy League-esque college and saving the world with my loving heart and indispensable knowledge. Oops!
Too bad I find the monotony of going to class so dreadfully boring, I think I could be well on my way to a Master's by now if I could just finish the stupid classes, it's not like they're actually difficult. Of course, then I would have to choose a major and stick with it, and I just don't know about all that commitment.
Furthermore, my dream is to work from home. Hence my new online store- It's The Potatoes! I just can't see spending hours at a desk to spend a life at a desk. I hate desks. I hate desk jobs. I'm just not cut out for that type of work.
I want to be a stay AND work at home mom eventually. I can't see a life where my (future) children are ushered between school and caregivers. I know there are awesome caregivers out there (*ME*), but I really would like more time with said children than the rushing around for dinner and bed and rushing around to get ready for school and work. Lame.
However, I do love creating. I love finding new ways to do things. I love helping people. Ideally I would like my store to generate enough income to support myself/family as well as make a considerable difference through contributions to charities. I really mean that too. I'm not talking 1% of sales. I really would like the ability to change lives through what I do for a living, but still earn a living. I want It's The Potatoes! to generate warm fuzzies through it's products AND its actions!
Maybe I do still have that childhood hope and determination- now I'm just old and bitter enough to realize how crazy I sound. Oh well, I'm not the first person to be told something is foolish. Now to succeed anyway....
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