I think there are times in life when you stop moving around, and you actually start looking for directions. It's most certainly not a bad thing, but it's not so good either; it's just one of those things that will happen sooner or later, and will ultimately end up defining your course in life. I mean, planning is one of the most distressful and difficult actions in the life of a person. It's so difficult, that people need years of studies or experience to be qualified to do it. And everyone has to do it sooner or later.
It doesn't look as such a difficult feat to perform. You just have to say yes or no, right or left, blue or red. This butterfly-effect-like deterministic approach to life tends to tire out anyone. What should be done? Where are we headed? Are we actually going to succeed? Decisions must be taken, and fast. Planning isn't something that should overwhelm anyone. It shows the power and determination a person possess. And the sooner we show it, the better. If you take your time, you might just be doing wrong.
It doesn't look as such a difficult feat to perform. You just have to say yes or no, right or left, blue or red. This butterfly-effect-like deterministic approach to life tends to tire out anyone. What should be done? Where are we headed? Are we actually going to succeed? Decisions must be taken, and fast. Planning isn't something that should overwhelm anyone. It shows the power and determination a person possess. And the sooner we show it, the better. If you take your time, you might just be doing wrong.
