What are you most worried about for the future?

One of my biggest worries about the future is not being able to break free from a job and establish my own business—the dream I’ve held onto for a long time.

While I am grateful for the stability and experience that a job provides, deep down I know that it’s not the life I want to continue living forever.

I aspire to create something of my own—something that reflects my passion, values, and vision for a better future.

The thought that time is passing and I haven’t yet been able to start my business sometimes feels overwhelming.

There are days when I question whether I’m doing enough, whether I’m taking the right steps, or whether I’m simply stuck in a loop of responsibilities and fear of failure.

Financial obligations, lack of the right resources, or just not knowing where to begin often hold me back.

However, even in the face of this worry, I hold onto hope. I remind myself that every successful entrepreneur once stood where I am today—with doubts, fears, and dreams.

What matters is persistence, learning from each step, and making consistent progress. I am actively working on building skills, exploring opportunities, and saving enough to take that leap when the time is right.

My worry isn’t just about the delay—it’s about losing the spark, settling for less, and looking back one day with regret.

That’s why I’m committed to finding the courage, support, and resources to move forward.

I believe the future I want is possible—not easy, but worth fighting for. And that belief keeps me going.

Sometimes I fear that I may not be able to establish my own business and secure my family’s future before I say my final goodbye to this world.