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    Dear coruja:

    I would like to get a better understanding of your dream to live abroad and your dream to study psychology.

    You have been living in your current country since you were a young child with your family. How was life with your family when you were a child? How is your life with your family now? Do you live with your parents? How strong is your desire to get away from your family?

    What do you dislike about living in your country otherwise?

    Why do you want to study psychology? Who would you like to understand better? Yourself- what about yourself? Another: a family member?

    anita

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    Dear Coruga,

    It is possible that you are still in your process–and that, as such, there are intermediate steps to be made? Although it is true that following one’s dream may necessitate jumping in with all the risk that entails, it is also true that many decisions made in haste to not pan out. So often, our emotions tell us a situation is immediate. Sometimes emotions masquerade as intuition. Often, that which feels immediate is not necessarily so.

    Rather than feeling like you must choose one or the other right now (or you passed or failed, leaped or gave up forever), is it possible for you to stay and save a bit more, even if it takes longer to reach your dreams?

    What are the benefits/consequences of waiting? What are the benefits/consequences of not waiting?

    I wish you well in your journey! Just decide each day for that day. I pray that you find peace and purpose wherever your feet land you.

    Love, peace, health, happiness & hugs,

    jani

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