Not a Career, This is What Ruben Onsu Wants to Achieve at the Age of 40

Kapanlagi.com - Presenter Ruben Onsu apparently wants to spend more time with his children and family at the age of forty. Moreover, the 40-year-old man sees that his children have started to be critical in responding to something.

"If I have more time with my children, that's what I want to pursue. Because they are very critical now, always chattering," said Ruben Onsu in the Kapten Tendean area, Mampang, South Jakarta, on Tuesday (15/8/2023).

As for work matters, Ruben admitted that he no longer sets targets. The father of three children is well aware that there will never be an end to thinking about a career alone.

"If you want to pursue it, it seems that humans will never reach an end," said Ruben Onsu.

1. Coming Home On Time

Ruben Onsu © Instagram.com/ruben_onsu

Realizing the principle, Ruben no longer takes regular shooting jobs at night. Moreover, Ruben had previously received complaints from his child because he came home too late.

"Now I don't shoot until night anymore, because the child has complained. That's why I have been doing a lot of live shopping, so that the children have more time with us," said Ruben.

Furthermore, Ruben revealed that the children are used to sleeping with him and will wait if he hasn't come home yet. Ruben doesn't want his children's sleep schedule to be disturbed because of him.

"If we haven't come home, the children haven't slept yet. So, I can't be late, I have to be home by this time. The next morning, you know, the children. If they sleep late, they will definitely create a drama in the morning. So, I have to come home from work on time. So that their sleep schedule is good," explained Ruben.

2. Camping

At this age, as much as possible, Ruben will fulfill his child's desire to spend more time together. One of them, as he has done, is camping in the great outdoors.

"They want the real land, to sleep in the real forest, with real trees, dad. I was only able to make it happen this week. I'm happy to finally have a lot of time," Ruben Onsu concluded.

(kpl/aal/phi)