A breath-taking sight, isn't it? Well, I have chosen this image since it is the first thing that hits my mind when foreign trade is the issue: a huge ship, shipping goods and the largest variety of contents in order to fulfill every sort of need.
I have just started to major in Foreign Trade, and as time goes by, it turns out more evidently I have taken the right decision choosing this major. I have disciplines which I have always been curious about such as, Laws and Rights Introduction, Economy, Administration Theory, and so forth.
I can't complain about my classmates. At least those who I have met so far, have turned out to be pretty friendly, and they do know what they want to achieve, therefore our relationship tends to improve, over and over. It turns out to be easier to deal with those who are sure or at least half sure about what they want for themselves. I say that for my very own experience.
Foreign Trade tends to increase in a scary but expected way, since the human pursue desire for goods and services will never cease, and that is what actually takes me aback; realizing those who never wonder: -Is it really necessary? Do I really need this to feel happier?
If you do think over it harder, soon or later you will realize you only need nature and a partner who you can share learning moments with. Man, believe me, if you stop thinkink about it deeply inside, you perhaps have a vision. In this vision you will see yourself in a forest, naked, reclined between the ground and a tree, looking dazzled at the beauty of nature like one who has just gotten able to understand that everything one very often needed, had always been there, in the nature.
But of course, if you don't think like that, don't worry yourself. After all, it is because there are people like you that I am going to have a great job, save some money, buy some acres of land, and benefit myself from earth offerings.
