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Call me crazy but I have always had this exit plan. If my business completely fails, I'd give away my stuff and live in buddhist temples, would visit Tibet, tr
by cygned 10y ago
Call me crazy but I have always had this exit plan. If my business completely fails, I'd give away my stuff and live in buddhist temples, would visit Tibet, travel around and spend my days meditating and helping people.
Sounds like an insane idea, but as a Buddhist that would be a fulfilled life for me.
- jdkanani 10y agoCount me in! Have an exact exit plan.
- RikNieu 10y agoHa, another one. I'd do the same! Except for the travel part, I'm too broke for that. Perfect for a samana, I guess.
- awkward_yeti 10y agoMe too, although I don't know how to go about doing this if need be, any tips ?
- cygned 10y agoI have a good five digit amount of cash prepared. That's enough to buy plane tickets and pay drivers to get where I want. I live in Europe and not far away from me is one of the largest European pagodas - even the Dalai Lama has been here. I'd just go there to start my journey. I could stay there for some time. Actually, I think it's like it is always with the Buddhism; the plan is not to have a plan.
- nogbit 10y agoCreate career and life goals in reverse from your exit plan. You start focusing more on things that matter in life.