In 10 years, I don't see myself having the exact same job. I think that I will still be in the Networking field, but I believe that I can work hard enough to gain enough experience to be one of the best in the area. I hope I'm finished with most of my major educational goals in 10 years, but learning never stops. By that point, I do plan on traveling through different states just to see what I like because it is a love/hate relationship with Louisiana. That will probably affect where I stay to work for a longer period of time, if I find a place that I truly enjoy. I would definitely look into a larger home or at least one with a large vacant room because I want to build a music studio setup with like guitars, drums, and basses to make it like some mancave to mess around in. I want to play the bass and drums more, but I don't own any and I don't have the space so it would be cool to have.
Another goal I have is to be able to find some friends that really play other instruments or can sing. It would be fun to just be able to hang out and play some music. I think looking into getting a new car by then would be a good idea as well. I'm a simple guy so I want something like a Toyota or a Honda, I'm not big on trucks but if I do need one then I will find one. I'm going to definitely exercise physically or just do some manual labor to build some muscle because I feel like a wet noodle after all of the IT studies. I don't know if I'm going to be married by then, but I plan on just letting love find me. There's no way to predict the future, so these are all just dreams that may never come true. That's pretty much all that I could think of for the path that I walk.
Some cars that I could look into:
- Toyota
- Toyota Camry
- Honda
- Honda Civic
Look more into the Honda Civic here: Civic Hatchback Hybrid
