Entrepreneurship And Career Summit

Today i went to a seminar. It was a whole day event and about entrepreneurship and career. And also one of the best part is, there are teas, coffees and all other drinks and foods for free. I mean i could eat unlimited cake and drink coffee for free whole day. When i wrote, it looks funny but it really meant a lot for a student.

But in this time, i realised something. I love seminars and there was my favorite staff at the same time in the same place but still i couldn't enjoy enough. It was nice but i was a little bit bored. Because there is noone that i can share all these things in that place; my friends didn't came to that event. They are not interested in seminars and i was all alone today.

Mostly i talked and wrote in my articles about how much i love my freedom and being alone. But in reality that i saw and lived today, being lonely was terrible. The point is, it is not important whether become how awesome event, if there is noone that you can share, all these nice staff is becoming less enjoyable and even worse, they are going to become boring.

Still i like stay alone is sometimes. I mean, when i need to think deeply about something or when i sad; i usually prefer stay alone. But when you are in a lovely place with great events, there is no good side of being alone.

There is a wonderful sentence in my favorite series about this. That's "Whatever you do in this life, it is not legendary unless your friends are there to see it."

Today, i totaly agreed this sentence. And i am lucky that i have really great people around me in that point. All i need is, to find new activities that they can join too. But seminars are not one of them i guess.

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