GZA
Resident Snot-Nose
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Here is a common scenario:
Q: Would you run down the street with no clothes for $1 million?
A: No, I wouldn't; I have too much respect for myself to do something like that.
Anyone see a flaw in logic?
If you dismiss an opportunity to make a lot of money, you don't have respect for yourself!
I'd do it for free. Depending on the street. I'd either do it for free or I wouldn't do it at all. It's all for sport. So is life. Money is a side effect, as far as I'm concerned.
As I've gotten older I've become more and more confident. I almost feel like I can do anything I choose. I'm not bulletproof -it will take a lot of hard work and a lot of balls to get it done right, but I can if I decide I want to. I can make a million dollars, I can get any girl I want. I havn't neccesarily done either, but if I wake up and decide to do it, damnit, I will. I don't believe this thought will make it happen, though, I think the only way thought can lead to fulfilling your desires is to focus it. Decide thats what you wan tto do and focus untill you get it. I like the ideas of small goal setting with the big picture in mind at PTGatsby mentioned, it sounds very good.
I'm also terribly naive, for what it's all worth.