What Is Your Life And What Do You Want To Achieve?

• What is your daily life? Work every day for 10 hours... • What do you want to change in it and what do you want to keep? I want to be independent of the monetary system... • What are your goals? I don't have to work for money... • What is happiness for you? More free time for yourself... • What motivates you to continue? I keep working so I don't starve to death on the street tomorrow...

Woman, 43, Sofia, married. • What is your daily life? Varied. My work is interesting, home care is nice to me and I always find time for my hobby - gardening. • What do you want to change in it and what do you want to keep? I want to keep my freedom to choose my commitments and working hours. I don't give my garden for nothing! I need more discipline, I need to improve the organization of my day - too much time wasted on solving other people's problems. • What are your goals? To strengthen my health, which I have so far greatly underestimated and to expand my professional activity. • What is happiness for you? To wake up healthy, loved and calm for today. • What motivates you to continue? The results of my work and the happiness of my loved ones.

A man, 29, from Sofia. * What is my daily life? Early - workouts, diet, outings with friends, I love photography and devote more and more time to walks and photos. * What do I want to change? Nothing. * What are my goals? To be satisfied with the results I achieve. * What is happiness for me? The freedom to choose who you are. * What motivates me to keep going? The results achieved and my dreams.

I will answer only one question - however banal it may sound, happiness is in health and family. Now some will say "this one is acting interesting and talking some learned candied clichés." I used to think so, but when a person loses them, he realizes how precious they are. And no, I don't idealize them because I don't have them. To a family I happened, and the health thank God is back to me, and even the fact that I can get up in the morning and wash myself and pee gives me indescribable happiness, not to mention how happy I am that my child grows up with a father. You have no idea what it's like to be dependent on someone else even for simple things and to be a burden on your loved ones, not to mention that you can't be useful to them and to yourself. It's a divisive feeling. I hope you don't have to understand. Few people realize what happiness it is to be useful - whether it's yourself, your family, it's about society. That means there is a sense and contribution from your existence. That's the foundation of happiness- the point. Depressed people are like that - because they don't see the meaning of their existence and they only come to suicide from that feeling. Imagine how excruciating it is. Apparently, our mind is so set up that the meaning of holding it up, though it may not make sense globally.

Cool. To go around the world and try all sorts of things that the average, Bulgarian Neanderthal sees only on tv. It's Bratan.

What is your daily life? I work four days of the week 3-4 hours a day. If I'm at work for those four hours, I have to travel on the London underground for a total of eight hours. If I'm taking a break, I'm taking hacking courses. • What do you want to change in it and what do you want to keep? I want to complete a work-specific course in Stockholm that will take me a year. Then I'il work cleanly more without that kind of travel to earn double. • What are your goals? To go home in 2 years in Bulgaria with a secured livelihood and a renovated home. • What is happiness for you? Calm mind. Clean thoughts • What motivates you to continue? The peace that Bulgaria gives me and my friends there.

What is my daily life? Every day I drink 1 handful with pills and wait for the moment i'm going to heal, which will happen. The rest of the time, I think about the last three girls that didn't work out for me. If there's time, I'm thinking nonsense and I'm depressed. I train, eat diet, and wait for the moment when I'm going to be healthy again. I have almost no social environment at the moment, and I'm freaking out. I drive a driver's license, study signs and go to the dentist. What do I want to change about it? I want to communicate with more people, stop thinking about my exes and generally get better. What are my goals? I want to finish university and become a teacher. I want to find the person by my side and start a family. To raise a child and find real people, friends. To do something for my country. To take part in charity gatherings. Mostly related to nature. What is happiness to me? I think it's my responsibility to achieve the above mentioned things. Life is hard and sometimes nasty. Happiness are certain moments pleasant, achievements, labor, sharedness, love, social contacts, good friends, outings in nature, hikes, tents. Free time and money though. Because money has the ability to solve problems, and when you don't have it, the problems pile up.

Man, 23, Sofia • What is your daily life? Sometimes uniform, sometimes quite crazy, sometimes downright crazy - depending on the mood and circumstances. It includes meetings with different people, outings at restaurants, traveling around Bulgaria, but often privacy with a book at home. • What do you want to change in it and what do you want to keep? I would like to find a lucrative and promising job that motivates me for new achievements and, on the other hand, to provide me with a normal standard, without deprivation. I wouldn't sacrifice my friendships, my freedom, my time of solness. • What are your goals? To live abroad, somewhere away from winter and the nasty cold. To find the place that makes me truly happy, to commit to something serious there, to buy a home and at a certain stage of my life - to make a round-the-world journey. • What is happiness for you? All seemingly small things in life. To sleep till 12:00 in the first day and wake up cheerful and rested. Go to a restaurant with friends and enjoy the delicious food. To visit my parents after months of absence at home and tell them all night everything that happened to me during that time. To go to a new place I've never been, to take pictures, to admire diversity. Spend a week at the beach. To meet new people to advise on different things and hear different points of view. Having sex- a lot of sex. To read a whole novel in one day. To be grateful for the health and energy with which I am gifted. But most of all, to be myself, always and everywhere. • What motivates you to continue? The thought of living once. That we are masters of our destiny and deserve the best.

• What is your daily life? 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. I work, sometimes for days I start at 8:30 and end up at 7:30 p.m. for 1300 gross 4000 BGN. bonuses per year, at 8 p.m. I'm in my house and by 11:00. standing on the computer... then I get up at 6:40 and it all starts all over again, 5 days a week I have no friends, I have a girlfriend to whom I do not intend to offer a life together • What do you want to change in it and what do you want to keep? less work, more privacy • What are your goals? finding friends, a better friend, a more normal job, after which I have my personal life - the money may be less... • What is happiness for you? to communicate with understood and kind people, to rest enough • What motivates you to continue? you think I want to get rid of all the credits, that I'm going to get a normal job and a girlfriend, with whom we're going to get our floors up and live, travel, etc. I prefer a peaceful life male, about 32

- What's your daily routine? Full of tribulations. Work, study, planning, meetings, more work, more learning. - What do you want to change in it and what do you want to keep? Almost everything, but a pre-eorized, i have a nuj from at least 6-7x higher incomes. - What are your goals? Explore dalgle planets. Biologically free, but more like in Altered Carbon, with the right to choose different bodies.... What? Eventhalic transhumanism - What's happiness for you? Tempting, learning, violent parties, sex, family, friends, fun. There's no order, Beggar, all together. -What motivates you to keep going? Sometimes it's just a hit instinct, other times it's love, but it happens to be a simple stubbornness.

I'm not going to achieve anything... years, no realization, no money, health shaken, I'm already processing myself that I'm going to die... I don't know what it's up there... but it might be better. The truth is in the young. I enjoy you from the soul here, and I wish from the heart of you and my children not to live my life... I saw only one country in my life-Hungary. Today our children fly everywhere and have seen the beauties of the world. Bravo!

To go to 4 o'clock, the rest of the time, to photograph myself as an actor or at least a model and sell graphic design. I can't work eight hours at a big company.

What is your daily life? Monotonously boring work at home t.e. • What do you want to change in it and what do you want to keep? I have no problem with my daily life other than that I can't find time to play sports and it affects my health. Who doesn't play sports to go take some x-ray scans and go to the doctor just in case! • What are your goals? Someday I'il have money. I don't want a billionaire to be a billionaire, but I want to be a middle class. • What is happiness for you? I'm not happy, so I'm working on getting rid of the things that make me unhappy. • What motivates you to continue? Honestly, I don't know either. Some days I feel like I can do anything, and some days I just can't get out of bed. I think it's just my subconscious or like what I do or don't do, and that's what my mood depends on.

• What is your daily life? I go to work and the rest of the time I do household snakes, I go to sports regularly. Sometimes I go on excursions in the country or less often abroad (in the EU). • What do you want to change in it and what do you want to keep? Ideally, I want to have a lot of money and take a year or two off to travel the world and just relax. • What are your goals? I don't have any goals. • What is happiness for you? I have no vision of happiness, nothing pleases me or saddens me. • What motivates you to continue? For work, I'm motivated by the need for income. Basically, everything else I do is a way to escape from the same everyday life.