This was great to read. I always enjoy personal stories about people's work experience, so long as they are honest about what they were thinking and feeling at the time.
Such a good read. With more options, now we have paradox of choice that makes us having paralysis analysis. Our parents might said past life used to be simpler, but now it gets more complex. But, i'm so grateful with options today, it gets me to rethink what i actually want to do to have a more fulfilling and meaningful life, instead of following the norm and what other people tell me to do.
I absolutely find myself going over the what-ifs in my life's past, but I often forget about the great decisions that have led me to the great things in my life.
It seems easier to think about what was missed and not about our wins.
This was great to read. I always enjoy personal stories about people's work experience, so long as they are honest about what they were thinking and feeling at the time.
Such a good read. With more options, now we have paradox of choice that makes us having paralysis analysis. Our parents might said past life used to be simpler, but now it gets more complex. But, i'm so grateful with options today, it gets me to rethink what i actually want to do to have a more fulfilling and meaningful life, instead of following the norm and what other people tell me to do.
Thank god for Josh, and every other outlier who dared to do their own thing and serve as a model and reminder of what's possible off the beaten path.
Great one
Thanks for sharing Paul!
I absolutely find myself going over the what-ifs in my life's past, but I often forget about the great decisions that have led me to the great things in my life.
It seems easier to think about what was missed and not about our wins.