When I was younger, I used to put the same Socrates quote on everything I could, almost to fetish level.
This list I think is actually quite good, it's surprisingly wise. As I've gotten older, I've stopped thinking of 30 as very old. (though I haven't quite gotten there myself.)
This life for me comes at a point of transition in my life, both personally and professionally... and at least for me it makes me seriously think that I am doing the wrong thing currently.
Also, for what it's worth, I think the first newsletter I've signed up for after reading something and not by accident during an account creation.
Except for 13, about the money, whenever I read that I always think that comes from the luxury of having needs met, but I will avoid delving into some Maslow debate.
> Except for 13, about the money, whenever I read that I always think that comes from the luxury of having needs met, but I will avoid delving into some Maslow debate.
"Having money's not everything, not having it is."
This list I think is actually quite good, it's surprisingly wise. As I've gotten older, I've stopped thinking of 30 as very old. (though I haven't quite gotten there myself.)
This life for me comes at a point of transition in my life, both personally and professionally... and at least for me it makes me seriously think that I am doing the wrong thing currently.
Also, for what it's worth, I think the first newsletter I've signed up for after reading something and not by accident during an account creation.
Except for 13, about the money, whenever I read that I always think that comes from the luxury of having needs met, but I will avoid delving into some Maslow debate.