Time; contemplation; constant discoveries; a sense of meaningfulness.

I needed to put myself into a less conventional route to see where this would take me. I was feeling less and less comfortable with the life choices that had brought me to a good position at work, but couldn’t cope with the 9-5 in front of a computer screen, coping with corporate and politics. The main issue I think is this idea that one’s life is a linear evolution that takes you from childhood to student to employee etc, with the core belief that the more your own, the better you are. And work can’t be more important than life. Buslife is more of an authentic evolution for me.

Whenever I open that sliding door and step in, I instantly feel at home, like never before.

There is no known way this can turn into a bad decision.