Life in South Carolina has definitely shown me that while there is civilization after Miami, there's nothing like one's niche. i have tried, in more ways than one, to accomplish my life and make the best out of my situation. there is no connection like that of the one i have back home. while i have always been a fan of moving away and trying something new, I'd like to think i exhausted every option prior to giving up on a place. in my case, i think it was more influential than not to have made this move. it wasn't based on my desire. i was made to believe that this place was the next best thing after sliced bread. ultimately, and at times, i did enjoy it and wanted to escalate my ventures into other directions but I'm not sure that is my plan anymore.
My passion for owning my yummy creations business is live. Maybe this is something I'd be super successful in doing here in South Carolina considering there are no Hispanic bakeries, limited Latin cuisine and if so it's Mexican and barely any Latin-inspired pastries in the grocery store.
What are your thoughts? I'm focused on making this my last resort prior to exploring my options elsewhere, hint hint, back home. Granted, and in today's economy, one has to be extremely patient when trying to start a business anywhere for that matter. Would almost 3 years of traveling back and forth the east coast be permissible to say I've been patient though?
I'm determined yet anxious, passionate yet reluctant and ultimately focused yet questioning. A little in between it all wouldn't you say?
Direction would be a killer right now...
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