Work with your talent.

Was the question a good friend asked me. Why don't you work with your own talent where your beautiful talent is appreciated. Now three years later, resulting in three burnouts, I am now working with my talent. Because I can listen so well what others say to me, I started working in the elderly, every day I go to work with a smile. Because every day I meet a lot of special people that I learn a lot from, I now apply this in my daily life. Like grandma's soup, now I can recreate him because I learned this from an older someone who can make so delicious soup. On the way, I sometimes take pictures and show them to the elderly. Every time I take a picture, the memories of the past come up, a lot of elderly people forget their beautiful stories, but the pictures I take, they're going to tell more about their childhood. And sometimes I meet the kids, who tell them, my mom never wanted to talk about the old days, now that you talk to them about the old days, I find out more about my mother thank you for that. That makes my work so grateful, and that I get to learn about them, but also about how they all lived it when they were young. And what they learned from their mother, the special dishes and their stories of the war and together are how that was.