Since life is so short, why don't we do so many things that we enjoy?
Maybe it's a lack of money, time, strength...?
Think about which memories will bring you more joy forty years from now:
- working from morning to night, seven days a week; a car worth a million in the garage.
- a trip to the mountains with family once in a while; a car in the garage worth "a little" less than a million (but aren't children's smiles worth much more?)
- or maybe you will start thinking about how to have both a million-dollar car and trips to the mountains at the same time?
Maybe it's a lack of money, time, strength...?
Think about which memories will bring you more joy forty years from now:
- working from morning to night, seven days a week; a car worth a million in the garage.
- a trip to the mountains with family once in a while; a car in the garage worth "a little" less than a million (but aren't children's smiles worth much more?)
- or maybe you will start thinking about how to have both a million-dollar car and trips to the mountains at the same time?
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We play as our opponent allows us;) We like to do this or that, but we don't have time that we need to dedicate to what is necessary, as well as with money. Additionally, there are limitations associated with tradition, culture, and established secular, religious norms, and of course, limitations imposed by political correctness. Most of us like to think, so it's worth not giving up on these preferences, despite the above difficulties.
We play as our opponent allows us;) We like to do this or that, but we don't have time that we need to dedicate to what is necessary, as well as with money. Additionally, there are limitations associated with tradition, culture, and established secular, religious norms, and of course, limitations imposed by political correctness. Most of us like to think, so it's worth not giving up on these preferences, despite the above difficulties.
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