Constantinos_A
Making My Way...
I've heard lots of times the saying "Lets cross that bridge when we get there", meaning we will deal with a certain situation or a problem when time comes, when it's appropriate. But the thing is, we are all humans and life does always present itself with situations and problems needing to be resolved, along with all the good stuff in between. And we can't solve them all. So it's not only about solving problems. Is it now?
The real question before solving anything, before even getting to that bridge, is what to go after and what to leave behind, which bridge should we go to, making our own way on the map of our life. For there are problems and most importantly resolutions, which worth our time and effort and then there are those which are just... noise. So which bridge should I get to, to cross? Some times life dictates that, or so it seems and some other times it's all us with our choices and our decisions.
One thing is certain in both scenarios though. We are not meant to do just our best, for it won't cut it. Rather, we have to do our best with what we have at hand. So if you made it reading this far, one thing if any at all, to keep of all this rambling of mine, is to lay your own path on the map of your life as best as you can, before you start walking and crossing bridges in life. Cause like David Russell, a Scottish guitarist once said, "The hardest thing in life to learn, is which bridge to cross and which to burn"...
Making My Way...
I've heard lots of times the saying "Lets cross that bridge when we get there", meaning we will deal with a certain situation or a problem when time comes, when it's appropriate. But the thing is, we are all humans and life does always present itself with situations and problems needing to be resolved, along with all the good stuff in between. And we can't solve them all. So it's not only about solving problems. Is it now?
The real question before solving anything, before even getting to that bridge, is what to go after and what to leave behind, which bridge should we go to, making our own way on the map of our life. For there are problems and most importantly resolutions, which worth our time and effort and then there are those which are just... noise. So which bridge should I get to, to cross? Some times life dictates that, or so it seems and some other times it's all us with our choices and our decisions.
One thing is certain in both scenarios though. We are not meant to do just our best, for it won't cut it. Rather, we have to do our best with what we have at hand. So if you made it reading this far, one thing if any at all, to keep of all this rambling of mine, is to lay your own path on the map of your life as best as you can, before you start walking and crossing bridges in life. Cause like David Russell, a Scottish guitarist once said, "The hardest thing in life to learn, is which bridge to cross and which to burn"...