I always loved to study and I never felt it was a burden although my only time to study was around midnight and I had to wake up at 5:30 daily from the age of 5 years old on.

Did I take the easy way like some said because I took languages, biology, geography and art? It all depends on how you look at it. It's clear many do not like history because they find it a boring topic. I believe my choice fits who I am and what I do.

I kept studying as I finished school, while pregnant and working. I changed professions about 14 times and studied, and did exams to do what I liked.
Should a profession last till the day I die? I don't think so. We can be who we are and today with all the possibilities online we can study on, be an autodidact and study abroad.

I once said I would stop studying and I did (sort of) for a while but if it comes to it it's hard if you have a broad interest you automatically search for answers and study your next topic of interest.

Is everything I did well paid? The answer is no by far not. The same trend I see on Steemit but the plus if it comes to studying is that I did and do it for me. It makes me feel better but above that, it gave and gives me more freedom (independent of others).

A great weekend to all.

#wewrite & #comment and so should you even if you don't earn. See it as a way to invest in yourself.

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