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“I think in general people talk too little about the importance of something like this, maybe it sounds very silly, I really believe it – how important is happiness and the fact that something happens,” says Strazdiņa,
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“There are many people in the world who maybe try their whole life, they do something, they look for a goal and they don’t get it, I don’t understand it, I don’t understand it, I don’t understand it. And then there are people who dedicate maybe 20 percent of the their efforts, while the other person puts a hundred, and somehow everything clicks and happens.
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It seems to me that you don’t talk about it often, all the time you have to try, work, go to the door with the sweat of your face. “
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When asked if things have gone right for her at the right time and place, Strazdiņa replies: “To be honest, I think so.”
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The journalist has been working in various media for about nine years and also works with students.
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“Interns come and then say, ‘I’m studying there now, I’m going to learn how to be a journalist, I’m taking additional courses with this person and this person, and what else do I need to do to be where you are now?’
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And I’m sitting, and I don’t understand what to answer. “
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Strazdina doesn’t know if it’s good or bad, but coincidence and luck have more or less accompanied her so far:
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“Of course, it was in the back of your mind that you wanted to do that thing. Of course, that passion, those things, somehow remained hidden in the back of your head.
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It’s not that absolutely nothing has been done, but maybe not as tight, as tight as sometimes some people try to do and it just doesn’t work. “
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