Mail from Shimizu to Sam

Hello Sam san. :-)

Thank you very much for your kind reply.
I'm really glad to keep in touch with you.

Ah you're ok, not bad and not good.

Risk - Oh yeah, before going to New Zealand, I thought it was
risky to go to NZ to learn English by quiting my job though I was
already 26 years old. But after staying here and understanding
English speaking countries culture, I found I didn't have to be in a
hurry to compile my work career by working for a company for
a long time like 3 years, because I heard stories about and met people
who travelled around the world in thier 20's.
In NZ, it's common to travel around the world when you're young
and you don't have any work experience when you're 30's. Even in
England, it isn't very unusual.
On the contrary, in Japan it's crazy and even a little guilty to not have
work experience when you're 20's.

And another risk, you said, to start up your own business in a foreign
country - first I didn't aim to do it and just did engineering like creating
a website for the village I live and troubleshooting for the PCs of the
locals
as volunteer work. But gradually people around me recommended me to
start up my own business, thought I could earn money here and that
it was very normal to start a small business. Starting it isn't special at
all,
like a daily life, not that big challenge thought in Japan and maybe the US.
So, here in NZ, the environment to practice my business was perfect, haha.
:-D
And I want to come back here in one year time to continue it.

> I must profess: I am unsure about many things, yet I go confidently in
> the direction that I feel comfortable. So I can move forward.

I think these sentences are important and I should understand them
carefully.
My english isn't good, yet. Do you mean you have many things you don't know,
and there are many options for you to choose, like starting your business,
keeping working for the company and so on, but you'll choose what you want?

Ah do you mean sometimes do you feel like your excitement is sleeping and
your daily life
is repetitive and boring?
Right now I have no idea of many things like life, business, friendship and
so on,
and would like to talk about them with you and other friends of mine if you
like.
And perhaps do you have some topics about basic principles, business and so
forth?
Can I add you to the mailing list recently I made?

Sincerely,
Hiro