"We sometimes lose sight of the fact that our primary
objective is really to be happy as possible and that all our other objectives,
great and small, are only a means that end. To the degree we achieve our
subojectives, and to the extent these subojectives are rational, we feel
good.... Every man has the natural right to pursue his own happiness in any way
he chooses and to retain ownership over all the fruits of his labor, so long as
he does not forcibly interfere with the same rights of others." - Ibid
Context to the belief that what makes us happy is the
rational of our own conceptual pursuit of happiness. Now the question is .... What makes you
happy?
From the preferential bias of a young man on the grind,
happiness has become the many days and lonely nights of constant work. As work has become his passion, and that
passion has paid dividends.
To the context of the quote above, "Every man has the
natural right to pursue his own happiness." Therefore, one's own level of
myopia cannot be dictated nor judged by another. Hence, you are free to make the choices that
govern your life, without the usage of physical force and the constraint of
others testing your will.
Furthermore, do not let fear or mistakes hold you back. Mistakes are natural, and people and those
who love you will judge you upon them.
But judgment is natural and so are mistakes, so get over it. I will end the following posting with another
great quote by Ibid.
"Don't Let your mistakes be your excuse for quitting. Everybody
makes mistakes - you're allowed a few... just not the same ones: The bottom
line is to keep moving forward toward the solution of your problems. If others
make mistakes in judging you, that's their problem. It's also not unusual: people make mistakes
every day."
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