That’s the problem with success. In fact, that’s the problem with our lives. We are always chasing The Big Dream. It’s only when you fulfil your larger than life ambitions that you realise how hollow they actually were.and
But then nothing on your bucket list is ever big or small. It’s what you make of them. Life’s about choices. Most of us are so busy chasing our standard template dreams that we never notice the ones on the sideline. It’s only when you get back to your list or update it from time to time that you notice all the stuff you missed out onI have sort of tried to follow what Mr Nady is saying here. Have not done enough i must say, still it is nice to see that people more experienced than me think the same way after giving it a bit of thought.
For example, i don't really want to spend a lot of time and effort getting the best car or a large house when many other things will be more enjoyable which are not strictly measurable in terms of money or established sense of achievement.
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ReplyDeleteI can't agree more with you and the timing of your post couldn't have been better. I'm currently at a point in time, where i need to make a decision and I'm mostly likely to go with the one mentioned in your post. Although I do concede, a nagging doubt exits whether its a excuse i give myself for not being aggressive enough. I hope not
Well..The argument is that you do other things which you value by your own yardsticks..and if you want , be aggressive in achieving those other 'small things'.
ReplyDeletedude...its a typical kuntryklub syndrome
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