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Originally Posted by munish  Money is an important resource to be sure. But time is far more important. When you run out of time, then you’re really done. But what happens when you run out of money? Did you know that you can run out of money and just keep on going? Running out of money doesn’t mean you have to stop living, and it doesn’t mean you have to stop going after your dreams. You don’t automatically die when you run out of money. No referee will show up and haul you off the field. The game doesn’t suddenly end. http://www.stevepavlina.com/blog/200...o-feel-secure/
I’d gladly give it all up and live in a shack if that was the price I’d have to pay to live my mission. Tell your boss, “Talk to the hand. I don’t do soulless work anymore.” http://www.stevepavlina.com/blog/200...-still-in-you/ |
Living without food or shelter is not getting anybody anywhere, thinking otherwise is living in dreamland. A job can and will help you get by (and learn skills) until you work out another way.
Being a dropkick loser does not help you or anyone you care for, and it certainly won't help gain your life ambitions (unless of course being an unemployed derelict is your life goal)