What do you want to be when you grow up? For some it may be a disturbing notion to consider that even in our late twenties, thirties and beyond we may still find ourselves asking this question of ourselves. Before I was ten years old I knew with naïve assurance what it was I wanted to do with my life. By the time I was twenty I was well established in the career I had decided on ten years before. Shortly after, life came along and swept the board clean.If you can decide on a long-term career goal having it ahead of you can be a source of comfort and certainty that you can draw on. Knowing what you want to be when you grow up can serve as an anchor point in life. You know where you are and you know where you’re going. You know what needs to be done and have a plan for how to go about doing it.
On the other hand, indecision and uncertainty when it comes to deciding which career path to choose, which job to take or what training to pursue can become burdensome. Some may feel without a well-defined path to tread throughout their working life that they are at sea without an anchor. Simply drifting along to nowhere in particular. Achieving nothing in particular.
And that’s just what to do during work hours.
Life is incredibly complex. It is filled with infinite possibilities limited only by our creative ability and courage. Do you perhaps want a family and to buy a house? Or do you want to travel, see the world and meet all manner of different people? Both? Would you like to start a business? Or perhaps you would like to disappear into the rural hills on your own quiet little self-sufficient farm? Learn a martial art? Learn to paint and draw? Meditate every day? Write a novel?
In fact you might have an inkling that you would somehow like to do all of the above. With so many possibilities you’re going to need to…
Elo elo Perth Jalan jalan album Mandurah series; we're back! Its the snapshot album where we tour around the Mandurah town while waiting for our dolphin boat tour. feels like so long kann??? haha.. cos we were early... 2 hours early. haha
Basically this whole Mandurah (ala ala venice town) is worth 100millions AUD. built in 2008 and the intention was for those boat lovers to have a home in a so-called river to sea place (parking are not made for cars - instead u park boats). With its access to sea quite few km's away - its quite convenient for those sailors to travel to one place & another. Given some townships in Perth (eg Freo, Sorento Quay, Matilda bay) are easy access for sailors to park their boats like car. haha best kan for holiday comers??
Tengok around the housing town pon macam venice... jealous pon ade; ambition terus ade nak beli holiday house ngn yacht yacht skali... hehe... 
