Cass and Maya Galleas

 These thoughts turned out to be rather difficult but solvable for me (it says the mathematician in me). I was probably not very lucky, but I started asking myself this question after I graduated college. Having finished it, I seemed lost in life. I didn’t know what I want and what is really interesting to me. I liked my occupation, but it is too limited in its capabilities. I even started to regret that I refused to go on to study and continue research (although it was very interesting to me). Losing opportunities, we don’t always believe that we can find others. I tried myself in different ways, but everything was not interesting and trivial to me. Everything is predictable, words, actions, behavior. I was as if under water and could not inhale full lungs. If I say poetically, then “spread my wings and fly towards my beautiful future.” It’s hard for us to imagine the future if we don’t know about what to dream. I met my soul mate, which was filled with many storie