I also love what I do, so naturally, it's something I enjoy thinking about, talking about, or investing time into -even in my *own* time- as well.
Worth thinking about, indeed.
It's all about paying attention, about learning and teaching, about sharing and caring, about living and thinking locally, about enjoying the treasure of taking life "slow".
They say I'm young, I should be thinking about nice things, enjoy life, get married, think about fashion.
Why not spend time thinking about everything you enjoy – your interests, the things that fascinate you?
I was thinking about How to Enjoy Your Weeds this summer on holiday, when, in a French bookshop, I picked up a copy of Noémie Vialard's just published Le Jardin Spontané, (€19.90, Delachaux et Niestlé).
You should focus on the things that remain important whatever the economic situation: thinking about what you enjoy doing and what you are good at and how that might translate into a careers choice; then exploring how you can acquire worthwhile skills and experience so that your job applications will be as good as you can make them.
When thinking about why I enjoy travelling, my mind takes me back to the first trip to Florida I went on.
"They're thinking about what they enjoy doing, what they're good at, what fits into their lifestyle," she said of the students.
