Brad was also an impassioned idealistic young man who loved life. At the right age, he met an idealistic young woman, so they fell in love and got married. More than 20 years have passed, and now Brad has become a 47-year-old middle-aged man who runs a non-profit organization. His wife Melanie works for the government department, and his son Troy is in his college grade. At this time, Brad denied his first half of his life's efforts. I even feel that what I have been doing-from declining newspaper practitioners to e-magazine founders to non-profit organizations that are now declining-is a joke, and there is nothing to boast about.
He is full of other people's scenery in his mind, and he regards himself as a failure in his life. He uses the present to deny all his previous life. When he can’t sleep, all successful people appear in his mind, and these successful people are all his classmates in college: Nick is now a major Hollywood director; Jason has his own hedge fund, and his money is too much to use up. ; Billy hugs his girlfriend and leads a comfortable life on an island; Craig works for the White House, is a best-selling author and a frequent guest on TV. As for myself, after graduating from university, I ran a digital magazine and won some trivial awards, but the magazine was closed. In non-profit organizations, matching organizations and individuals who need money and riches seems to be respectable and practical. The above is sad-it is thought to force people to donate money; buying a house without money, can only live in an old house in the suburbs. You know, he was the teacher's proud pupil and the core of his classmates in college. He is full of enthusiasm and hope for everything, but more than ten years later, when his classmates stepped up the ladder of success, he was walking on a mediocre path.
