My workview and my lifeview To me, work is a capitalistic concept, but, since I live in a capitalistic society, I must comply with society. A society of a size like ours will automatically create social classes and a work system. Although the concept of work has a lot of flaws, it also has its strengths; work allows you to help contributing to society, occupies you and helps you earn money. Work must be something I am passionate about, and it shouldn’t feel like a weight on my shoulders every morning nor every Sunday evenings. I want to wake up every day and feel like I am going to have fun and make a difference, big or small. I think there are three main components to a good work; it has to be useful, something you love, something you’re good at something that helps you earn enough money for your desired lifestyle. If one of these components is not met, I won’t feel fulfilled. In my current life, what matters to me the most is the environment in which I live. By environment, I mean my social entourage and the (geographical) place that surrounds me. I need to feel fulfilled with the right people around me who make me feel comfortable and happy. The place I live in also has an important impact on me because I like to be surrounded by something that is aesthetically pleasing and that stimulates me. I am a very independent and self-governing person. In fact, I don’t need my family to always be next to me. They often bring bad energy to what I’m focusing on, and I like to be alone. I enjoy the time I spend with my friends, but I absolutely need some time alone for myself. I love being alone and do activities that I love without caring about someone else. As an example, I often take long walks for more than 4 hours to explore the city and the nature. I am very curious and love to discover news things and places. I can bring a pen, a notebook, art supplies and headphones to make me feel at peace.