Every stage of my life thus far has been a learning experience. I am constantly trying to figure out who I am, what I’m good at, what I like and don’t like. In the first quarter century of everyone’s lives, stages are pretty much divided by the same significant milestones (that was a major stereotype). You go from elementary school, to middle and high school, possibly college, then graduate school or the work force. Towards the end, some people might skip a step or two, but for the most part we all have at least four of those experiences. We know during these times, we are to learn, feel uneasy about ourselves, and figure things out. That what the first 25 years of my life seem to have been…just trying to figure it all out. My question to BoumanBlog readers is this: Do we ever figure it out?
What do you think? Should I relax my constant worries/struggles with trying to figure out who I am and what my purpose is because it’s never going to happen? Or do I keep up with my constant self reflection and criticism because I will eventually figure it all out and live a much more grand life? Does this get easier? I don’t have anymore of those time specific dates left in my life (that I can think of right now). There is no magic age for marriage. No time specific date for your first child. Do you have 2,3, or 4 children? Death is certain, but when it occurs is not. When will I stop feeling lost and that I am in the learning phase of my life? Or is this the feeling I get to look forward to for the rest of my life? Overwhelmed, uneasy, confused, and frustrated? Please tell me this a phase in life. If it’s not, pass me the bottle.







