Saturday, November 19, 2011
Imagine For a Moment
You have a nice life you feel secure and your working towards something better everyday. Your living the American Dream good job, great relationship, lots of friends, loving family, money in the bank, and of course lets not forget credit cards, lots of them. You have spent your entire adult life working and continuing your education in college. You've developed a great reputation and have lots of connections. Things look pretty good on the surface, but underneath your carefully groomed facade you secretly hate you life and everything about. You hate the endless mundane routine that has become your life. It starts Monday morning 6:00a.m. when your alarm goes off and you hit the snooze button about 15times then you drag yourself out of bed in a zombie like state programed to start the coffee, take a shower, get dressed and pack you lunch. You begin to agonize over the upcoming traffic, the stress of the office, the class you have to go to immediately after work because you want a better life. You think about how you and girlfriend barely get to see each other anymore, and how much you cant wait for this day to end only to start it all over again tomorrow. The weekend becomes your fantasy world Friday night out drinking with friends. Saturday morning catch up on studying, Saturday afternoon mall to buy more crap you don't really need but it makes you feel better at the time, Saturday night dinner with your girlfriend. Then Sunday morning rolls around and you start to feel the work week creeping back into your mind so try to avoid thinking about and get caught up in Sunday morning chores that seem to eat up most of your day. All the while your secretly fantasying about any life that doesn't resemble your own. So how did you get to this place in your mind that success was measured by how much you can buy, or how big your house? You let society tell you what makes a successful person, not your heart. You see, I like to believe that how you live is more important then what you can buy.
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