> > > > *I have found that the earning money part usually arrives as a result, and > may not happen if it is a goal.* > > True. But it has to be somewhere in the process, by-product etc. All the > I-would-love-to-do-things seem non-conducive to earning pots of the stuff. > While slipping into these flights of alternative fancies, I always end of > thinking about the Of Human Bondage statement on earning money -- which > roughly says that it should never be so less that it becomes all important. > I am sure Maugham had a more elegant way of saying it :).
*If you think that Software Engineer travelling briskly and purposefully to his cubicle is not confused, think again!* ** There is confusion, and there is confusion. It is easy to move from career 1 to career 2, as in you could decide, ah, this is what I want to do. You map what you like to what the world has to offer and voila, there is an almost match. To find career 3 is like finding true love all over again. Pain pain. And there are the odious comparisons and I-told-you-sos. Sounds like an interesting premise for a story eh :)
