The Woman I Wanted To Be [antikvár]

IntroductionWhen I was a child, studying for my exams, I would pretend I was teaching imaginary students. It was my way to learn.Living is learning, and as I look back at the many layers of experience I collected, I feel ready to share some of the lessons I learned along the way.Living also means aging. The good thing about aging is that you have a past, a history. If you like your past and stand by it, then you know you have lived fully and learned from your life.Those were the lessons that allowed me to be the woman I am.As a girl, I did not know what I wanted to do but I knew the kind of woman I wanted to be. I wanted to be my own person, independent and free. I knew that freedom could only be achieved if I took full responsibility for myself and my actions, if I were true to truth, if I became my very best friend.Life is not always a smooth ride. Landscapes change, people come in and out, obstacles appear and disrupt the planned itinerary, but one thing you know for sure is that you will always have yourself.