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i took a gap year to travel the world.

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  2. i’ve felt so much pressure my whole life to know exactly what i want to do and who i want to be. i’m realising now, at 17, that going to university is the wrong call for me, so i think i’m taking a gap year next september. i want to travel but i’ll need to work for the money first and plan. how do i plan travelling alone at 18/19 and find places to stay?? ❤

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  11. I took a year off of work (at 38!) and it was the most amazing year of my life. I remembered who I am and who I want to be – I met my best friends and returned home ready to find and meet my (now) husband. Travel is always a good investment. So smart of you to listen to your heart and do what felt right (even if it wasn't popular). Your travels will pay dividends for YEARS.

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  14. I wish that I studied more, socialized more, and grinded more, but I didn't. I was too engulfed in my thoughts, thinking that I'm not smart enough, athletic enough, charismatic enough to amount to anything. I was just there rotting, thinking that everyone was out to get me, I would see any kind of good gesture as a scheme to trick me, anyone that were very friendly towards me I pushed them away because I thought they were simply putting an act, just to look good by the public eye, but it was all in my head. I wish I could go back in time and tell myself, "To let go and live on, all this overthinking is killing you, study we're probably not smart but that's what we're here for, you have to spin a gear to get the others going. Things probably won't go as smoothly, but it's better to try than do nothing. I know that you're thinking everything is determined by luck, but luck only happens to the ones who position themselves to get that luck, if that even makes sense. Things aren't bad yet, just your mindset. " My future self would probably tell me the same, but I am trying, but as much as I want to move forward, I can't keep up the lie that I have faith, I know what has to be done but it's almost like I can't fully convince myself that this is how it's supposed to done.
    I just wanted to drop a water in the well so that someone else can bottle it up and gain something from it.
    I'm sorry if it doesn't make sense but I tried my best to put my thoughts into words, I'm not seeking for help or anything, I'm just doing this instead of writing this down on a diary or something.

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  24. Friendships can last bro, you only need to find people willing enough to keep the friendship going. That are true friends. I met many people while traveling who I don’t speak to anymore but I tried being in contact with. Other I met are giving the same energy back still to this day. It just depends on

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  28. I am about to embark on my first solo journey in just 67 days!! I am so excited and nervous idk whether to laugh or cry and cancel!!? I really hope I meet at least one person, literally anyone my age to travel the world with!

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