I'm starting into my third year into college. That time when you're supposed to decide what it is exactly that you want to do, and pursue it. The problem is that I'm not quite sure what that is. I want to study Eastern religion, particularly Tibet. But many of my advisors tell me that that's not going to make me money.
But then I start to think about some of the other things I've always wanted to do, but can't, because either it's not what I've been studying, or because I'm too scared to make that jump, for fear of failing. Some of these things include: I've always wanted to move to some remote place and open a bakery. I want to study photography, and work doing that. I want to become a Buddhist monastic for a while.
But I can never justify doing any of these things.
So, my question is: do any of you ever find yourself in this situation? Wanting to do something more than anything, but unable to really do it? What are these things, and how do you deal with that?
But then I start to think about some of the other things I've always wanted to do, but can't, because either it's not what I've been studying, or because I'm too scared to make that jump, for fear of failing. Some of these things include: I've always wanted to move to some remote place and open a bakery. I want to study photography, and work doing that. I want to become a Buddhist monastic for a while.
But I can never justify doing any of these things.
So, my question is: do any of you ever find yourself in this situation? Wanting to do something more than anything, but unable to really do it? What are these things, and how do you deal with that?