Personally I feel like I’m stuck in a never ending rut and cycle. I’ll go out and socialize and all that jazz for a bit, but that’s on the good days and the bad days have outweighed the good ones for about 7 years now or so.you're bored.
you work. go to school and go to the gym is like the only thing we know from you.
and if you only do that. then it becomes a routine that at your age is simply not fun.
That's more like running man. The same problems exist in every city.I think my ass is going to move from Ottawa when I’m finished school.
The mental health is at a point where I need a total reset at this point tbh
Maybe, but the same opportunities don’t exist in every city.That's more like running man. The same problems exist in every city.
Maybe. But the idea should be chasing an opportunity not chasing to leave.Maybe, but the same opportunities don’t exist in every city.
Maybe. But the idea should be chasing an opportunity not chasing to leave.
Anxiety is tough. I am in the health care industry. I get it. But therapy, a plan, and ultimate grind is probably the best way to go.
i dont really agree.
my parents moved from (one of) the biggest cities in the world to Ottawa and found better opportunities/life. (thyere now in hull)
it all depends what youre looking for. but doing the same routine everyday its not fun for a young person. if youre gonna be doing the same in another city
(work, eat, gym, sleep, repeat)
Opportunity standpoint, a lot of work in my field in this city would be in government. I don’t speak French.its just an opinion from personal experiences. not telling you what to do
everyone has a different path and life... follow your gut.
its just an opinion from personal experiences. not telling you what to do
everyone has a different path and life... follow your gut.
That’s kind of what my plan is anyways.I agree with this. I live by one idea - if i commit to the decision, i'm fine no matter if it goes wrong/right. Because i had a plan, a path, and I committed. Even if it backfires completely, it was worth it. You committed and you went for it.
For mine - i enjoy hockey and fitness. So i have a normal career job that i bust my ass in and work hard. The salary has made me be able to do the things i love doing. To chase my passions, I write for hockey (and have been asked to write for other sites) and I work with my buddy's gym for their marketing. I don't even think of the extra money I get. I do the stuff I do for passion and whatever follows is a nice bonus.
So it's a safer way to do it. But I really like what Disclose said. Everyone has a different path. Just commit.
I have a gym in the finished basement. Curls for dayyyyyysCan't believe MCG turned down living with Cole so they could truly be shoe & gym bros
Bro I would take him up on his offer just to leave in the dead of night without a trace and with all of his shoes.Can't believe MCG turned down living with Cole so they could truly be shoe & gym bros
You would need a moving van to get em all. I'd be so devastated. My shoes!!