Objective

Knowing ones primary goal makes life easier. After one knows the goal, one starts working on it and keep moving the distance on the road till one reaches the destination. However, figuring out the primary goal makes life more interesting, where we don’t even know the right road to travel.

However, do we really need to identify the right road? Since at the end people rarely recall the success, but people do recall the regrets. How about stop chasing the primary goal in case one doesn’t have. It’s okay to not have one. How about focusing the same energy constructively on improving one’s life and lifestyle.

If one is chasing money, one will be rich if one is healthy in the sixties. There are few people who stay healthy at that age. Additionally one can devote time in learning things one really wants to learn. It can be anything like learning to clean, cook, earn, teach, swim and more. We have limited time and we can do limited stuff with it. That’s a harsh thing to accept. But it helps us in prioritising things accordingly. To learn things which really matters to us.

You might be thinking these all sounds good to read. But difficult to implement. Yes it might be difficult. But taking the small steps will surely help. Because we will extending the boundary one day at a time. Rome was not build in a day or a week or a year. Even India didn’t get independence in a decade. Good things take time. We need to trust the process and go ahead with it.