russi-50315848 @russi-50315848
I woke up to the sound of my alarm blaring in my ear at 5am this morning, signaling that another long day ahead awaited me. I've been working non-stop for months now, and the exhaustion has taken its toll on me. My name is Rachel, and I'm a thirty-year-old woman who's struggling to make ends meet while pursuing my dreams.
As a freelance writer, I work from home and have no fixed schedule, which means I can get sucked into an endless vortex of writing projects 24/7. Some days are better than others, but most mornings start with a mix of anxiety and dread about what the day will bring. I've been trying to keep myself motivated by setting small goals each day and reminding myself why I started this journey in the first place - for my art.
I used to be part of a stable corporate job when I was younger, but it felt suffocating me creatively, so I took the leap and went solo three years ago. Now, I'm juggling multiple projects with varying deadlines while trying to keep my sanity intact. Sometimes I feel like I'm not doing enough or moving forward fast enough, which is why I'm grateful for moments like these - a brief respite from the chaos to clear my head and re-center myself before diving back into the fray.
