>ambitious about traveling in the future >not like vacation

Hi I'm you in 3-5 years. I got a degree for doing software stuff, but as soon as I started working in the industry I realized I fucking despise it and I've lost any passion I used to have for programming.

I'm a few months into my second job and I'm constantly looking for an excuse to quit. I'm not even that bad at it but it leaves me feeling so drained at the end of the day.

I've been thinking of quitting to go teach English. You should finish your degree because you'll pretty much never be allowed to work in another country (even teaching English) if you don't have one. Doesn't even matter what it's in, you just need a 4 year degree (at least for the most desirable countries (ie Japan)).

I'm still considering taking that leap. It would make my life a lot more interesting, for sure.

>>18597959
Hi, I'm you in two years (I guess)
I got a degree in art, which was a mistake to get in the first place, I've left Europe because there was no point trying to get a job there anyway. I now teach French and English in Vietnam. I don't know if my life is more interesting however, I live frugally, and once you've bragged enough on social medias about living leaving your comfort zone and living abroad, it gets repetitive. I don't know if I intend on leaving or going back to France yet, since I've got good friends here now, but my life is definitely not as different as it was back in Europe.
My point is, except if you want to live as a vagabond, routine will be inevitable. You're not going to get more sex in Asia either

>>18597959
>>18598220
That's what I feared. Still, I'll keep going and make sure that I'm just not being over zealous, dial back expectations and understand that routine is going to happen. Thanks /adv/