There’s only one type of stress in my life that I couldn’t really handle when it comes crashing me. Fortunately, it is also the easiest one to recognize and to find remedy. This stress is caused by situations when I already feel that I am not improving despite that I am pushing myself to improve my surrounding. I guess this is inevitable when a person is at this age.
Before proceeding this dissertation, I’d take this chance of explaining why one can’t proceed directly viewing this blog. It is not really a crucial change because I am not really someone who is so important that my thoughts would make relevance to other people’s lives. But, I’d like to emphasize that the change taking place at the moment is my change and so the blog and its content will also follow the same.
Now, I recognize what causes most of my rants. When you are at the age of 25 to 35, you want everything as much as possible stable. You don’t want anything to keep changing and changing because you don’t want to spend your time rearranging and modifying plans. It’s not about the fear of failure but it’s the fear of spending time in useless and hollow stuff. This is not the time when you can allow irreparable damages to happen.
This I believe is the beginning of a golden age for a woman like me. This stage is the time I know everything is my own; my decision, my hardwork, my money and my investment. Thus, it follows; my decision, my achievement and my mistakes, consequently my solution. It’s lovely, it gives a sense of power of which is very important for productive and pro-active people.
I am a mother, a teacher and a woman. These are my careers. I am an evolution of a child’s dream. Way back in my childhood and teenage hood, I dreamt of this feeling, that everything I do is meaningful, a contribution to something. As a single mother, I contribute to my child as she is also growing up and someday will become a person of her own life. As a teacher and a member of a growing company, I dedicate my hard work to develop my students, encourage and empower them to achieve whatever their goal in life. I am responsible for I am a part of a stepping stone for my students and the company. These in turn becomes a big part of my womanhood. As a woman, I am a growing being that keeps learning and from every lesson I reap adds an inch to that growth.
I have figured out that womanhood is not about looking good, smelling nice and coming out admirable for men. Womanhood is not even having a husband or a boyfriend, it is about going through the familiar and unfamiliar and gaining knowledge from experience. All these fuels confidence that makes a woman feel worthy of who and what she is.
To make this short, I’d like to declare that as I have conquered another critical level of stress, I am once more empowered and comes out confident that what I have is a meaningful life. Above all, I intend to live my golden age of freedom in bliss with these careers; as a mother, a teacher and a woman.