How are you coping with your daily challenges?
Does the thought of a sabbatical for 6 months or a year appeal to you?
How about Forever?
Hang with me for a moment, or two.
Why do you want to go on a sabbatical?
Is it because you want to recharge your batteries and get new energy for tackling your daily task and challenges?
I have to be honest and confess that I have a major beef with modern media and technology. Everybody is selling the dream of being rich or only working 4 hours per week as the ultimate solution.
No, I have no problem with being rich, but I do not believe that to be the solution.
I love reading books and blogs of guys giving up their day jobs and taking on a huge 6 month adventure or going on a sabbatical to do the hobby that they never had time, or money to do. They have saved up for years to be in a position to go off into the wild blue yonder and do the thing they love.
Escape from reality for 6 months, just so you can report back to the grind for another 10 or 20 years.
Life was never intended to be lived this way!
No I am not a guru, on the contrary, the opposite would be the case. But that is the point exactly. We are all equal human beings on the first level and on the second very complex human beings. Why then are you molding yourself to Bill Gates, Bono or whoever?
What might be good for them most definitely will not be good for you. That’s a fact! And is where modern media is trying to sell us a $%%^& utopia.
When you start analyzing what makes you happy it has very little to do with money. I say very little because money facilitates food and shelter. The rest of the elements on your hierarchy of needs have absolutely nothing to do with money.
I’m ranting, but my point is that it is not about your income, it’s about your actions. The things that you do every day that gives you pleasure. Your happiness and motivation in life is a direct result of doing things that make you happy.
Do you know what makes you happy?
How can you ever be happy if you don’t know what makes you happy.
And here’s the thing, What’s wrong with working a 8-hour day, 5 days a week if you’re doing something that you love and makes you happy?


