Life's priority are as follows, IMHO: 1. God, 2. Family, 3. You and your
Career.
Chasing after a career and clawing your way to the top to attain all your
hopes and dreams will only lead to disaster and your health, relationships,
and spiritual growth will suffer. I'm not against planning for your future,
but if that is all you work towards you'll never make it to where you want
to be. Take life one day at time and concentrate on what is important in
life. You can enjoy yourself and have quality time with your family while
geocaching. Work hard, enjoy yourself, trust God, and love the people around
you. Don't ask, "Am I happy?" Happy is a yuppie word. Ask, "Am I blessed?"
On 2/3/06, Team Sprocket <
scottsparks1@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Well, as the saying goes.. business before pleasure! :) Making a living is
> > of course the first priority in life.. hobbies and stuff can follow. But if
> > you arent making any money.. those hobbies and such cant exist!!!
> > :) :) :)
> >
> > Hhhhhhhuuummmm... such is life.
> > :(
> >
> > :) LOL
> >
> > Scott
> > Team Ropingthewind
> >
> >
>
> The above is a myth propogated by the taskmasters of corporate America.
> Many Americans spend their whole lives working, saving a nest egg, planning
> on a fulfilling retirement, only to die young. Or worse, by the time they
> retire their bodies are so worn out they can't do anything but vegetate.
> The simple solution to your problem, Scott, is this. Book a day or weekend
> to attend to the business of "yourself." If clients want to book something
> the same dates, simply tell them you're already "booked." What's the point
> of making money if you can't stop occasionally to enjoy the fruits of your
> labor. It may sound trite, but there really are more important things in
> life than money and career. Joseph Campbell said, "Follow your bliss."
> Only then will you truly be happy. Here's an idea! Bring your balloon to
> the AJACS 2nd Annual Campout Event Cache and share your love of ballooning
> with those who share your love of geocaching. (At a discounted rate, of
> course. :))
>
> -- Sprocket
>
>
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