As a teenager, I was always being told that I should have plans for each and every aspect of my life. Now after ten years (and experiencing that a lot of plans don’t work the way I picture them in my mind) I want not to plan for a lot of things, just watch what happens and enjoy whatever is happening.
It’s not that I want to give up; it’s just that I want to more live in a moment and enjoy NOW rather than worrying about future. But I can’t. I simply can’t. I have learnt not to wait for opportunities, but go after them and find them, and this doesn’t happen if I don’t have plans. It seems that my mind has been formatted by myself when I was younger, and reformatting it is just so hard. I guess those who are faster in reformatting are the most successful ones, or may be I am wrong. May be it is possible to have plans and enjoy the moment at the same time. But can human being wait for something and enjoy everything else that he has at the moment at the same time? May be the successful ones are those who are able to do both of these at the same time…
1 comment:
I totally agree with the last sentence. What I guess is one should come up with fundamental decisions first, and then let minors go with less stress.
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