The 26s_Ink Podcast - Episode 2. Tôi đang đi tìm ước mơ xa xôi, vượt qua cả vật chất?

Xin chào các bạn, ở tập hai lần này mình xin nói về một ước mơ xa xôi nào đó mà mình vẫn đang tìm kiếm. Nên chia sẻ lần này sẽ có phần mơ mộng và mông lung nhưng mình xin được lưu trữ chân thật những cảm xúc của mình. Xin cảm ơn các bạn đã lắng nghe.

Full episode 2 at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PU_T2Uf3ERU

Hello, everyone. In this second episode, I’d like to talk about a distant dream that I’m still searching for. This sharing might feel a bit dreamy and vague, but I hope to preserve my feelings honestly. Thank you all for listening.--- FULL ENGSUB: Hello, everyone; thank you for tuning in to my channel, The 26s_Ink.Before we dive into Episode 2 today, I wish you a happy and prosperous new year 2025 filled with health, luck, and success.Things might get a little vague in this episode because whenever I talk about dreams and aspirations, I often find it hard to express them clearly. Perhaps it's because I still don't fully grasp the distant dreams I'm referring to. When discussing distant dreams, I'm not just about graduating from university. It's more about what I'll do and accomplish after finishing university.Even though things are still unclear now, I am preserving the process of searching for that distant dream. At the same time, I'm also capturing my current thoughts and the development of my mindset. The dream I'm referring to isn't just about the work I'll do after finishing uni; it's about what else I can contribute to the community. What value can I offer beyond material things to the community and society? This may sound grand, but I still want to find that value and share it with others. Today's topic is defining the endpoint of my journey: Where is the finish line? What is the ultimate goal in pursuing my dreams?For me, the answer has always been that I have no stopping point and no final destination on this journey. For some of you, your endpoint might be graduating from university, travelling, or starting a family. But within me, I always feel there's something beyond finishing university or starting a job or something. I can still do to spread positive value to the community.My thoughts might seem vague, dreamy, or abstract at this point. But I'm on the path to discovering that beautiful value, and I believe that one day, I'll find it. I don't know how long it'll take, but the concept of time no longer aligns with the conventional definition. Time, for me, isn't measured in hours, minutes, or seconds anymore. It's about ensuring that every day, every step aligns with what I want. And when that happens, the length of time will no longer matter.If you've seen my 10-year journey video, you'll notice that I've always loved juggling multiple tasks simultaneously. I enjoy gaining broad knowledge and balance in various areas. While I focus on academics, I'm also passionate about music. I strive to balance knowledge across different fields. When I went abroad for university, I spent nearly a year studying engineering. Later, I realized I didn't enjoy working with machines, so I switched to healthcare and pharmaceuticals. People often say I wasted time switching majors, but it wasn't a waste. I still remember everything I learned in that first year of engineering. To me, no knowledge ever goes wasted.

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If you ask how long this goal will take, as I mentioned earlier—10 years, 20 years, 30 years, or even a lifetime—I'll keep going. I'll keep moving forward. That's my story. How about you? Where is your endpoint in pursuing your dreams? I'll end Episode 2 here. See you in the next episodes! Wishing you a day full of energy and success!