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Eventually your deepest dread may very well come to pass. That day is not yet here. Speaking objectively, with every change there will be a spread, in that spr
by illuminant 3y ago
Eventually your deepest dread may very well come to pass. That day is not yet here.
Speaking objectively, with every change there will be a spread, in that spread winners, losers, and those who make the tread. All you really need to survive in this game of life (freak calamity aside) is to beat the averages.
On the personal account, emotional refactoring to loss is easier to drown out in methodical purpose. Get to work on something in which it's completion is it's own purpose and know that most every great succeeder was forged in the crucible of self determination. "Live lean" is a sage advice for uncertain times.
What you describe is a part of the ouroboros. your instinct I hope will motivate you to higher orders of completeness.
For the determined sort, there will always be a spread to beat and the ability to change the self will always put you ahead of whatever that curve will be.
- bru3s 3y agoThank you for your thorough response, I appreciate it. I know there's truth in that, in fact I don't doubt it. Hopefully someone else will also read it if they stumble upon this thread, and find solace in it. > beat the averages That's the thing, I don't care about doing that this time. I've always been fine putting the most amount of effort I doing it, and it gave me meaning. This time, I don't find any reason anymore for doing that, because whatever comes is simply dehumanizing from my point of view. Beating the averages would be simply to admit defeat, and I don't feel like doing it. I really like the idea of simply saying no to this, and the only way to do that is to "leave the premises". Cheers