What is the best thing in my life?

While scrolling through on my phone, I came across an interesting question: What is the best thing in my life?

I thought about it and tried to find my own answer. Not many things in life bring us true joy, so when we find something that does, we should enjoy it and hold onto it for as long as possible.

Here is my list of the greatest and most unforgettable moments in my life:

1. At 5 years old, I started primary school in my small village. I began making friends and enjoying a social life.

2. At 13 years old, I started secondary school, which was a bit farther from home. It allowed me to interact with many other young people at my age.

3. At 18 years old, I reached my final year of high school. That year was one of the greatest times of my life, but also the saddest, as I had to say goodbye to all my friends—not knowing when, or if, we would ever meet again.

4. At 23 years old, I graduated from university and started earning my own money through work.

5. At 24 years old, I went abroad to pursue my master’s degree. I felt like a frog that had finally jumped out of its well to discover freedom and see the world.

6. At 26 years old, looking for job but didn't know which job I love. I applied for jobs in different industries. I got jobs but I didn't like them. Still, I needed to accept the job for support myself.

7. At 28 years old, Covid 19 hit the world and I stayed home for 2 years without going to work. I just stayed at home, cooking, reading, studying online. At this difficult time, I discovered exactly what I love to do in life.

It took me almost 30 years to find out what I truly love to do. It was a long journey, but it’s never too late because I finally found my true passion.

As I’ve shared before, I love writing online content to share my life experiences as a full-time worker and to encourage all of you to always pursue what you love.

What I truly love is having my own website where I can write whatever is on my mind and share it with the world. My current job is my second option—one I accept because it’s how I earn money to cover my daily expenses and save for the future.

I’ll end today’s post here—it’s short, but meaningful.