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Eh, I think focusing on helping others over prestige and external acclaim is a healthy way to approach the world, no matter how you come to that conclusion.
by bonniemuffin 8y ago
Eh, I think focusing on helping others over prestige and external acclaim is a healthy way to approach the world, no matter how you come to that conclusion.
- __blockcipher__ 8y agoI disagree. Read their words carefully and it appears they never gave up the old mentality. They just changed how they define achievement. I’m not saying not to help others - just that I think their mentality is still a reflection of the desire to achieve
- minkzilla 8y agoI think that is the point. Moving ones personal definition of achievement from superficial to meaningful. There is a innate desire to do something useful(achieve); and you can't get rid of that. What you can do is decide what you focus your desire and actions towards.
- dqpb 8y agoThis is such a vague argument it's basically meaningless. Prestige for what? Helping who, in what way? And yes, it is important how you come to conclusions. Being right for the wrong reason means your still wrong, and it will catch up with you eventually.