I agree with fritz10000000 and others about the importance of Goals.
Paul Scheele, at the end of his Photoreading Course (tape 8) says that only 3% (I think) of the population ever make goals.
This just goes to show how random most people's lives and achievements have become.
Another thing: I know of people who have financial security, good house, good family and friends etc but are not happy at all. In fact, these things alone don't seem to matter at all.
Perhaps we take many things for granted. It is only when the well runs dry that you feel the thirst.
Will financial success make you any happier? I don't know but I would like to give it a try!
Seriously though, to have a definite purpose, you have to have an idea or rather a "feeling" of what you like to do. What type of activity / work would you like to do even if you did not get paid for it?
Once you realise this you can set yourself goals. Plan your work and then work to your plan - Paul Scheele (PR CD8 )
[This message has been edited by solutions-r-us (edited January 24, 2004).]
