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Feeling inadequate

Sherlock77

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I was having a bad moment recently, a friend of mine who is a full time artist (it's her job) doing a post about her past year and all her grand adventures worldwide creating her artwork, and fantastic accomplishments, etc...

Meantime my year? Photography or otherwise... Pretty much dull and boring, hardly any travels at all, no real accomplishments to mention, no proper successes, and I still get hardly any attention on social media... And job struggles too, moreso a feeling of under employment but I have worked full time most of the year doing contract (temporary) work

And then another friend of mine? Right now he's at the Daytona 24 Hours car race taking photos, a major league car race, and he was even able to get a press pass this year, so his week will be far more exciting than mine, as my January has been very dull so far, lack of energy

Just feeling inadequate, but then I start to think, does life have to be a series of accomplishments? I tend to think that way, but I think many people don't think that way at all and just do their "thing"
 

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