Nothing in hand at the age of 30

After graduating from university, I worked as an accountant in a manufacturing company for five years. I have been working since the company was founded. I just graduated from college, I have a job, so I’m very happy, the salary is low, but I always tell myself to try to do well. After nearly five years of working, the company did not recognize my efforts. I don’t want to keep working like this, the job is the same every day, I can’t develop myself, the salary is not high.

My family had an incident when my parents divorced, then they got back together. I stressed for a long time, then decided to quit my job to go to Japan to work abroad. My mother prevented me, but I was able to convince her. I want to go to Japan for three years, earn some capital, return to my hometown to open a farm, and be near to help my parents. The time I registered to go to Japan was at the end of 2019, and then I had to study for six months when the epidemic broke out and Japan closed. I have to wait two years. This April, I have an exit schedule. I wondered if I should go. The owner of the company over there has hired more people, and I have not had much to do. I think I tried hard to take the exam, learn the language, and now I’m sorry if I don’t go. I’m looking for a job close to home. My mother is also sad when her daughter at this age still has nothing in her hand, and has not been married yet. My parents are farmers, for the past two years I have been helping my parents.

A few years ago I really wanted to go to Japan, now I have other plans. I want to go do something and then learn more graphic design. Am I impatient and decisive?

Velvet

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