So you are not living an
all happy life. So what should you do? Study hard and go to college and finally
find a good job so that you can afford to live a good life with a good house, a
good BMW/Benz and a fine husband/wife…??/ Now come on. Is that it? Why would
you work hard to accomplish your parent’s or loved one’s dream of you becoming
a good respected citizen like a lecturer, engineer, surgeon or a manager of
some company. That’s pathetic. Why?...just look forward and look far. See anything??
You’ll see yourself working hard
managing a business or doing surgeries. Think about a committed surgeon who
works hard even sleeplessly and earn a good respect and a good chunk of money. Now
think about the owner of the hospital who doesn’t do a single thing and earn
because of the hardworking surgeon. The world is for the smart ones; not for
the hardworking douchebag. Why would you work hard so that you would work hard
in your future to? As the greatest creation is a creator, the greatest effort
is the effort that ceases all efforts for all eternity.
Don’t
waste your time chasing the society’s goals and dumb ambitions. They will ruin
your potential awesomeness. Something is indeed better than nothing but loosing
greatness for just “something” is pure pathetic and idiotic. Don’t be an idiot.Find about the great personalities and super rich people. Many started at
places way below your standards. Some were just low class laborers pulling
weights before owning hundreds of millions. Most of them did it through their own effort. Most of them were not unique awesome minds like Tesla or Einstein. They
were just average people who had nothing left to do but to succeed. But you are
continuously clinging onto an obstacle called “the path to a happy life”. Working
for a hobby is happiness. But working for living is patheticness. Many people
ended up as millionaires because they happened to lose the grip of the path for
your happy life with a 50,000-100,000 dollar car and other stuff that goes along
the same patheticness and ended up with multimillion dollar cars and houses and
most importantly: a life that they don’t
have to work to live happily ever after.
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