Looking to the future is
imperative to move forward, but often we can lose track of where we currently
are in life by doing so. Dreaming, and chasing your dreams, is important, but
you cannot attain your dreams by skipping steps. Opportunities come and go -
they will not always be there. Hard work is the key to getting what you want.
Money cannot buy
happiness. All money can buy is possessions.
Personally, I could be poor; yet,
I would feel rich as long as family and friends who really care for me surround
me. Moments and memories with people you love can never be replaced, or
recreated. I think, however, it takes losing out on some of these things to
snap back to reality.
Life is a precious gift and how we decide to spend our time does matter.
Far too often, we are too focused
on what we have to do next, but each minute that passes is a lost opportunity. There
are many factors in life that make it seem like delayed gratification is the
way to go. This is why it's important to know there are different types of
delayed gratification - both positive and negative.
- Positive delayed gratification would be working hard and having it go unnoticed and keeping in mind that what you are doing now will be noticed in the long run.
- Negative delayed gratification makes you feel like it's a good thing to give up the now for the sake of being able to have all the time and money you want later.
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Questions of the Day:
1) Are you giving up the now
thinking you can make it up later?
2) Are you doing what you want in
the here and now?
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I love this. I think it's important to keep some future goals or end-points in mind, but not at the cost of sacrificing the present moment too much. As much as I want to say that I admire people who are so dedicated to some future goal that they completely put their life on hold, I'm a little sad for them as well... Life is too unpredictable. We never know what's going to happen, so putting all our eggs in some future basket might not be the best way to go about living... Practicing gratitude and living in the present moment is so, so important.
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