u/CareerKindly5245

Back in my college days, this place was more than just a spot to sit. Somehow, it became my little escape from everything. No matter how difficult the day was or whatever was going on in my life, I would come here, sit quietly, and let my mind breathe.

Honestly, I don't know if I would have made it through those college days without this place. It holds so many memories of the person I was back then.

Earlier, it was scared even to be touched. Now it’s so comfortable sitting on my lap. Seeing that change feels so special—honestly, it’s a feeling I can’t even explain.

Look at this sunrise, is there any other sunrise timelapse better than this, post it in the comments

Beautiful sunrise over Alva’s College

captured on Nothing Phone (4a) Pro

Moodbidri, Karnataka, India.

Near manglore

I'm thinking of starting kayaking in xxx place, please contact me to be in partnership and only if u have knowledge also.

Because I can't handle single handedly.

I used to work in Goa after leaving my family business because of some disagreements at home. Even though I come from a well-settled family business where my father manages around 10–15 employees, I wanted to build something on my own.

In Goa, I worked as an adventure guide, and I genuinely loved every moment of it. I would swim 3–4 km almost every day with tourists, kayak alongside them, and spend my days outdoors. It never felt like work—it felt like I was doing what I was meant to do. For the first time, I truly felt like myself.

At the same time, the job also included cleaning toilets, yachts, seats, and doing other maintenance work. I never considered any work to be beneath me, but I often questioned whether it made sense for me to continue doing those jobs when I already had the opportunity to build and grow my own family business.

Eventually, I decided to return home and take responsibility for the business. Today, I'm running it, but life has changed completely. I barely get time for running, going to the gym, or doing the outdoor activities that made me feel alive.

Sometimes I wonder if I made the right decision. Should I focus on growing the business, or should I find a way to bring that adventurous lifestyle back into my life? What do you think I should do?