Life.
What a strange thing it is. The last week or so, I have spent a lot of time in reflection. I am really suprised that even though I have secured a job before i have even finished uni, that I still feel strangely incomplete. Honestly, besides the initial feeling of euphoria that came with my first offer, I don't feel any different from how I felt beforehand. Do we ever achieve all that we aim for in life? After we achieve one goal, isn't there always another? Even as a christian, until every person in this world has been told the message of Christ, we still have a job to do.
Basically, what I am wondering, when do we ever get that feelings of completeness, of absolute satisfaction that we have achieved everything that we have set out to ahcieve? Or is life simply endlessly aiming at goals that will never be complete? What do you, my faithful readers think? Who the hell reads this anyway? Roll call please :P
Lee's blog questioned the purpose of blogs. I spose the reason for my blog is to just get stuff off my chest, and sometimes it feels better just to order things by writing it out. Also, i think its a good way of getting other ppls opinions on things.
Being the materialistic bastard that i am please check out my new Wish List.
1 comment:
i think you feel complete not based on goals but based on your state of mind.
so it has nothing to do with external achievements. ideally you take care of business along the way and do something cool with yourself, but you have to set the tone for your own life.
it has nothing to do with cars, money, kids, private schools etc.
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