Submitted by Rolf F. Katzenberger on Sat, 2007-08-18 20:29.
Thanks, Ralph! Indeed there is sometimes too much obsession with trivia, like e.g. stylish tools. If *first* we can somehow spark off a similar enthusiasm for defining our goals in life, we will be less likely to end up on the wrong track.
It’s maddening when you have to dump an expensive planning toy that you’ve never actually used. But there isn’t even a word for describing what it feels like to dump your life because you realize that you’ve never actually worked on - or known! - your goals.
Thanks, Ralph! Indeed there
Thanks, Ralph! Indeed there is sometimes too much obsession with trivia, like e.g. stylish tools. If *first* we can somehow spark off a similar enthusiasm for defining our goals in life, we will be less likely to end up on the wrong track.
It’s maddening when you have to dump an expensive planning toy that you’ve never actually used. But there isn’t even a word for describing what it feels like to dump your life because you realize that you’ve never actually worked on - or known! - your goals.