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What's the benefit of being broken down? Not thinking "I know what's up" can also be achieved simply by thinking, no need to die for it.
by Tichy 13y ago
What's the benefit of being broken down? Not thinking "I know what's up" can also be achieved simply by thinking, no need to die for it.
- cellularmitosis 13y agoThe difference is that when you get broken down you are much more likely to affect real and lasting change in your life. I _want_ to do what this guy is doing ( http://www.ted.com/talks/marcin_jakubowski.html http://www.ted.com/talks/marcin_jakubowski.html ), yet I am still living in the city, writing iPhone apps, rather than living on a farm building machinery. Why? Because I'm still just "thinking about it": I haven't reached a broken-down moment. It really takes quite a powerful kick to get people to make real changes.
- Tichy 13y agoYou want somebody you love to die so you can fulfill your dream of building farm machines from scratch? OK... To each their own I guess :-) What if somebody you loves dies and suddenly you find that spending time with that person would have meant much more to you than iPhone apps or farm machines?