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Do what you love!


   There are times I randomly scroll through my Instagram feed and see all these videos and posts of people singing, drawing or making all sorts of beautiful art making me realize how talented people can be and how sometimes they aren't appreciated enough.

  I've known so many people with an artistic or creative side but never feeling proud of it because it's not considered "applaudable".

  I recently figured out that I have this growing passion for the art field, to be more specific, the interior designing field. When I decided that I want to pursue it as a career, I received a lot of uplifting feedback. People telling me to go for it and to do what makes me happy. On the other hand, there were some people that weren't too thrilled about it and made me think otherwise.

  As I tried to ignore the negativity of people I couldn't help but feel disappointed, mainly because these are the type of people that don't let other's show their inner talent because apparently, it's not a field that "pays well" or a field that makes you "successful". But there isn't much we can do to change their thinking. What we can do, however, is do what makes us happy and feel proud of it.

  I mean at the end of the day, it's you who's gonna put in the effort and feel content with what you've chosen to do. I know there are a lot of what if's that lead to overthinking. But if something's not meant for you, you'll automatically drift away from it and find something better. All we can do is hope for the best and see where it goes.

 With the New year coming up, I wish more people realize how talented they are and put that talent to good use because who knows, you can be someone's inspiration to become something they've always wanted to be but are too scared because they don't have enough people supporting them.

Find something that makes you happy and stick to it, no matter how many people try to bring you down, because the right people will always be by your side, supporting you and pushing you to do the best you can.




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