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What are our
priorities?
How they rank?
a) to earn for
our living
b) to pay our
bills
c) to work hard
and a little more for some extra luxury
d) to live our
lives
As priorities
are already in proper order, and top three priorities require more
and more of our energy, it's quite normal we hardly, if ever, get to
priority d.
This is how
reality works.
It's interesting
how many people still claim answer d should be our top priority.
I would put
answer d on top as well.
You?
There is just a
small problem. After I finally put the really important priority on
top, I have to put it on a back burner, just for a while, as I have to
start working, to earn for my “essential” needs... And, as my
needs exceed my income for 15%, I have to work a little more. So, my
real top priority will have to wait a little longer...
Time to ask
myself, how come, that whatever my income is, my needs always exceed
it for 15%?
A
dangling-carrot-donkey virus?
Fact is, this
phenomenon works same for people with monthly income of 100 dollars,
1000 dollars, 5000 dollars... It's not a question of absolute income,
it's simply a fact whatever income a person has is 15% short of his
needs.
So, on rational part I'm fully aware, that even if I work more, earn
more, I'll be always 15% bellow the target.
Over and over again I still simply try to catch this target.
Not my gut feeling, nor my ratio can not make me slow down, catch my
breathe and try to notice the life passing by.
Any similarity with a dangling carrot in front of a donkey is just
for easier understanding.
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