Therapeutic blog for Esteban to learn English

If someone were to ask me "What is my dream job?" "Where would I like to work?" Unfortunately I don't know what kind of job I would like to have, I could not answer this question. I am very overwhelmed at the moment; I think that my job will be a misfortune in which I will fail or that the work situation will overwhelm me. I have been trying to approach this issue in a lighter way, but it takes me time.  All I ask is that it be a job that allows me to think and be in it, without feeling like there is a gun pointed at my head. I want it to be a job that stimulates me to be able to do my best. Now, if I were given the opportunity to choose where to work, I would like to work outdoors, but I would not like to work in solitude. I imagine that my work, if the life of a sociologist flows in me, will always be in conjunction with other people. So, regarding the future of work, would I like to travel a lot in my work? Well, I don't know, I'm afraid to travel (wh...

  "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" is a 1975 film directed by Milo 'Forman, which is the adaptation of the novel -of the same name- written by Ken Kesey. It is very complex to summarize the film because I get excited just thinking about it, so I will present you the beginning, the main plot of this beautiful story.  A criminal named Randle McMurphy is transferred to a psychiatric hospital because he did not comply with the orders of his bosses in a prison farm. Upon entering the institution he is directed to talk to the director of the psychiatric hospital, who summarizes his criminal history. But, despite his criminal history, Randle was forced to live in a psychiatric hospital merely because he did not comply with the commands of his bosses and not because of his psychiatric condition (that condition never existed since he did not suffer from any disorder, syndrome, etc.). When he was admitted, he had to experience a new daily life before a psychiatric institution ...