Two ways to get to a particular destination:
7 out of 10 times I would go with choice 2.
A little bit of introspection points out the reason to go with #2 to be my equating a false sense of moving forward with moving. Just like driving a car, same with life. I equate moving with moving forward. Moving aimlessly is not the same as moving towards a goal. Those two are as different as any.
This seems to be a clear sign of me losing the ability to be at peace with a lot of situations.
Relax, Think, Evaluate, Act.
Or a single word to sum it all up: Accept.
- A shorter route which has some traffic and one is stuck more than moving and takes about an hour to reach.
- A longer route which has constantly moving traffic but is so long that it still takes about an hour to reach.
7 out of 10 times I would go with choice 2.
A little bit of introspection points out the reason to go with #2 to be my equating a false sense of moving forward with moving. Just like driving a car, same with life. I equate moving with moving forward. Moving aimlessly is not the same as moving towards a goal. Those two are as different as any.
This seems to be a clear sign of me losing the ability to be at peace with a lot of situations.
Relax, Think, Evaluate, Act.
Or a single word to sum it all up: Accept.
February 03, 2011 12:12 AMMoving and Moving forward ... too good!
February 03, 2011 12:14 AM
:-)
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