It never fails to amaze me every morning when I wake up that I dont have to go to a JOB. I dont use an alarm clock, I just wake up naturally about the same time each morning and have a little think about what I want to do today... Sure, Ive got some regular things that need doing like getting my brain injured son up and off to do his thing at a special needs activity centre, but then Ive got all day to do what I like really. The point is anyone can do this if they want. You dont have to have a job, you dont have to work for anyone else, you dont have to work for a big corporation, you dont have to work in a factory, on an assembly line or in a workshop. You dont have to spend your days in a tiny little cubicle... Society teaches us to follow the normal practice of going to school, getting a job, slaving away for 30 or 40 years just to live and maybe own a house, if youre lucky, only to then get old and die. There is a better way...if you want it. Some people love what they do, so to them, go for it. Far be it for me to criticize, they are obviously happy and dont need to change their lives dramatically. For those of you who hate your job however...It is a terrible waste of your time and of your life. How can you be happy and enjoy the good things in life if you hate what you do for most of your life? No wonder there’s so much family turmoil and unhappiness as a result. The answer is of course to take control of your own life, to generate income in a way that provides not only you and your family with all the things which make you happy, but can make many others happy as well. It’s simple, I know, but not easy to achieve. The thing is to be determined enough to make it a reality without giving up. Most people do give up, and that’s a shame because everyone has so much to offer. Everyone has a story, which others can relate to. Perhaps the most common and logical reasons why people give up this fanciful pursuit of happiness are; Firstly...
Posted on: Tue, 11 Mar 2014 04:20:04 +0000
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