Have you considered teaching English abroad? I have a few friends who’ve done that. It allows you to work, and travel a little bit as well.
Thanks. It's already over. ^-^
She turned me down shortly but politely. I asked if we're cool just going forward from here together as we are now, and she said yes, with a laugh and a smile that you just kind of take to be meant to be comforting, to assure me that there's no need for either of us to feel weird about this or anything, because right after she did that she also said in a lighthearted way that there was no need for me to be nervous about simply asking her out (she noticed my face as I started, well, praying hard and trying to grasp some tenuous hold of courage, and she asked if I was feeling okay
I wanted to start something online to begin building up some experience and ideas. I have a few potential students interested already. But I haven't found a curriculum yet to structure the lessons or the time due to my current studies. I need to find a lesson curriculum book I thinkMost of the people I know who travel frequently started blogs or created a venture from home which allowed them to work remotely. The alternative is strategic planning with a traditional employer. You’d need to determine your budget and tier your travel to periods that are less expensive or opt for a trip during the high season and others outside of it.
My daughter is in your position. She’s chosen to focus on business growth and personal development. We’re moving overseas for several years (for my education). We’ll live in the UK, France, Italy, UAE and travel extensively. It’s an opportunity to see the world and expand our horizons.
But she understands the consequences of her choice. She’ll have opportunities to meet like-minded people and possible suitors. Marriage isn’t a pressing concern right now. That’s an important difference. She’s laying the foundation that will enable her to do the same for her children. The delay is worth it from our perspective.
It isn’t the right decision for everyone. For her, having the ability to work from home and the means to meet her family’s needs is foremost. Its much easier to put in place when demands are minimal.
This is a question of priorities and the price you’re willing to accept for your decision.
~Bella
It's hard to return to normal life after great adventure. Nothing quite feels the same again and for me I always have a longing to return to it.
Writing a second book is tougher than writing the first. Because you’re about to find out whether the first one was a fluke or not
I'm writing on my first book and I don't even know how I'm gonna write the second one. Haha.Writing a second book is tougher than writing the first. Because you’re about to find out whether the first one was a fluke or not
Why is your cat sad?
I hope you feel better. If you suffer from migraines or tension headaches it may be helpful to use an aromatherapy machine (they’re inexpensive) with lavender essential oil. Lavender has a calming effect. I add it to room sprays and bedding.
I listen to Calm Radio and tune into specific channels while resting. You can listen for free. Its great for stress.
~Bella
Writing a second book is tougher than writing the first. Because you’re about to find out whether the first one was a fluke or not
It somehow seems fitting that you would have such solutions for other's stress, Lady Bella. ^-^listen to Calm Radio and tune into specific channels while resting. You can listen for free. Its great for stress.
