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It's also very unambitious. Life's also about working to get what you want, then enjoying what you wanted so much, then realizing that you wanted something mor
by pathik 16y ago
It's also very unambitious.
Life's also about working to get what you want, then enjoying what you wanted so much, then realizing that you wanted something more, and then working harder to get that as well.
- JonnieCache 16y agoTrue. But if during that process you are always by default happy with what you have at any given moment, then you can't lose.
- pathik 16y agoIf you are always happy with what you have, then, by definition, you don't want anything else. As much as I would love to be happy, the way I see it, if you are always happy, you have already lost. Unless, of course, you have already made your billions.
- JonnieCache 16y agoI'm happy now. I imagine I'd be more happy if I had more stuff/cash, for some definition of happy. Therefore it's good now and it only gets better. The problem starts when you decide that you don't have enough, and this makes you unhappy. Then you pursue the stuff thinking it'll make you happy. Starting from that viewpoint, I don't think it ever will.
- jarek 16y agoI want what I have.
- phernandez 16y agoI wish I could down vote this.