And that’s what this blog is about! Come and join me as I navigate these unknown, exciting, and fascinating waters of a life off the hamster wheel. How many of us are on this hamster wheel? How many of us are enjoying this hamster wheel? Really and honestly? If we could do something to get off the hamster wheel, to take a chance and UP ‘N GO ON with life, would we? We come home from work with but one wish to have dinner and veg out in front of a TV. Then we work all day at such high pace that enjoying the actual work and people we work with becomes impossible simply because there is no time to stop and enjoy it. How many people out there are on this spectacular hamster wheel? I see myself and so many of you as we get up in the morning, have breakfast on the go and rush to work. Little did I know that if you stay on the hamster wheel for too long without balancing your life, something will have to give in. I know I am not telling you anything new. Being brain exhausted after a long day at the office didn’t help either. The other life, the one in which I actually have the time to stop and enjoy what I am doing and who I am became an impossibility, something I might dream about but that isn’t really my life. Everything moved so fast that I could hardly see it. It just so happens that the Orleans Arena is about 2 miles from my house. Which means that my beloved Cougars came right along with it. On March 6, 2014, the West Coast Conference Basketball Championship came to the Orleans Arena right here in my very own town of Las Vegas.
A hamster wheel that became my life as I ran, no – sprinted, down this infamous path. The time I went to the West Coast Conference and had the time of my life. What I now believe I was set up with was a hamster wheel. I excelled in school, my grades were smoking, and I had no problems getting a job. I went on to to get my Master’s and then a PhD and my first job as an Assistant Professor at one of the American Universities. Like many of us, I was taught that going to school, getting good grades and securing a job was the path to take in life. I am enjoying what I am doing and more importantly I have the time to be aware of what I am doing, and that’s what really matters to me. And even though I am wandering if anyone would care to read it in the end it doesn’t really matter. Here’s a table to show the average lifespans for all the domestic hamster species: The data in the table above. The average lifespan of a Syrian hamster ranges from 1.5 to 2 years whilst the average lifespan of a Roborovski dwarf hamster is around 26 months. So here I am, writing my very first blog. A hamster lifespan ranges from 1.5 to 3 years depending on the species of hamster. This experience is something I want to share with you. It’s more that I have suddenly found courage to get off a hamster wheel of life I didn’t like, and into the great unknown, which is what I like to call Life with a capital L. Not that all of a sudden I think people – you – may be interested in what I write.
THE HAMSTER WHEEL OF LIFE MOVIE
How could I follow in the footsteps of one Julie Powell, the blogger featured in the movie Julie & Julia, or any other writer for that matter? But then something happened.
To learn about our upcoming 365 Driven event, click here.I have been writing for years, but never actually thought I have something to say that people may want to read about. In this episode, Dwight shares his story and the struggles he faced that led him to spend the last 19 years helping families and businesses thrive. Now, he is very passionate about helping others take control of their finances and live a purposeful life. He was tired of living in quiet desperation, so in 2002 he decided to make a change. Dwight is a single dad to his five children, and spent many stressful years wondering where all his money was going. Dwight Heck is the founder of Give a Heck Financial, and he started his career in finance after being tired of living paycheck to paycheck.
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