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Originally Posted by elucidate  Ok. I understand that alot better than when I first read the newsletter. I was at work though, so maybe it was just a case of not reading it slowly enough to really absorb it?
It made me think of different peoples circumstances that could make them feel excited to pursue the "crappy" goals that steve mentioned...which made me question the whole judgement of what crappy is in this context. |
I get that, it is easy to get that potentially from the news letter.
However, I think he used those specific examples because they are usually the things that people think they want, because the neighbors want that
I do think that for most people instead of money, a more awesome goal is what they want to do with that money. I know it is for me...
Same with a house.. I'd love a bigger house, but why? Because I could have more friends over, more family staying over etc. So what do I really want? A richer social life. And even that I could break down into more awesomeness, if I wanted to (more connections, feeling connected, being more present etc.)