Forget the steps you took

A young man who traveled Latin America as a backpacker for several years returned to his hometown and started working at a textile warehouse.

I felt that he was well suited for traveling. Because he had a cheerful and observant personality.
For example, when he is drinking with his comrades, he listens to their nonsense and doesn’t criticize easily. That is the condition for the conversation to continue for a long time.

What’s more annoying than having an issue or not?

I think that what is more troublesome than whether or not there is a problem is the size of the problem.
If the task is too big, it will be more difficult to handle and, at worst, the task will be frustrated.
Therefore, weighing the size of the task in advance in terms of time or money is an important task.

However, to put it the other way around, he didn’t easily trust others. In a good way, he has a strict point of view when judging people.
To travel with a big bag on your back in an area where you don’t speak the language, you shouldn’t trust others easily, right? Because, in any region, travelers are just a little suspicious to local residents.
In his room there were no tools for traveling. At some point he stopped traveling.

What measures can be taken to achieve too big a task?

Nonetheless, there remain ways in which too great a task can be achieved. It’s about prioritizing small issues.
Once you’ve completed the small task, don’t forget the steps you took to complete the larger task. Because the procedure has nothing to do with the problem of size.

Then he finds a job in his hometown and lives as an ordinary townsman. But the attitude he cultivated on his long journey hasn’t disappeared. He will never forget the many people he met along the way.
Yes, his journey continues.

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