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Title: What would you do?
Post by: Positive Change on August 12, 2011, 10:18:00 AM
At the crossroads, which of the following would YOU chose:

1. Continuing along a similar path we were, knowing full well from past, it has not served us well. But it is the path that we know so well and is comfortable with so much so we think merely because of this, it is actually a case of "better the devil you know!"

OR

2. We challenge ourselves on a whole new path where everything is new and possibly uncomfortable/difficult even, but yet there is this possibility it may well work because it is a path not yet trodden on? Would we actually bite the bullet and pursue this chance?
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: Big Uncle on August 15, 2011, 01:58:09 PM
Hmmm, your crossroad is very general. In general, I think people would pick a choice based upon their priorities in life and upon habituation. There would be very few people who would always pick the road to be challenged. Hence, there are so few leaders and so many followers.

In the Dharma, it is especially hard to take the tougher path when we have to face so many obstacles and challenges including a fighting a whole materialistic and selfish modern culture that is evident in today's society. I would love to say I thrive on being challenged and I am a Milarepa or a Naropa wannabe. The truth of the matter, I am naturally inclined towards comfort and the easier way out and the only reason why I am still taking the harder path at crucial moments is because I know better and I do my best not to kid myself that the easier way is the solution to my problems.

Hence, I salute all those brave Dorje Shugden Lamas and practitioners who brave the ban and persecution for the sake of the truth simply because they know the truth and is willing to sacrifice happily for it.
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: DSFriend on August 16, 2011, 10:04:15 AM
At the crossroads, which of the following would YOU chose:

1. Continuing along a similar path we were, knowing full well from past, it has not served us well. But it is the path that we know so well and is comfortable with so much so we think merely because of this, it is actually a case of "better the devil you know!"

in general, ppl do not go along a similar path which they know have not served them. I do believe ppl make changes and look to others for a different path...but the problem lies in the fact that all the paths in samsara, be it similar or different all leads to the same cycle. We then spend our whole lives making adjustments based on ignorance.

OR

2. We challenge ourselves on a whole new path where everything is new and possibly uncomfortable/difficult even, but yet there is this possibility it may well work because it is a path not yet trodden on? Would we actually bite the bullet and pursue this chance?

I wouldn't take on a path if it has not been trodden and I'd say i'm not bright enough to make one up. Thus, it is important to know whoelse have been on this path and where it has led them. I'd look around my circle of friends to see what qualities they have which i like and find out from them how they have developed it. perhaps there is something in that path for me too.
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: Reena Searl on August 19, 2011, 06:23:53 PM
To me, I used to choose the easy comfortable way because of laziness and habitual, not listening and most importantly FEAR, Fear of failure so dare not take risk and challenge.

These days, I came across dharma and do want to choose path 2. Path 2 will lead me to long lasting happiness, definitely not an easy journey, but definitely worth
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: vajrastorm on August 20, 2011, 09:34:38 AM
I would define my choice as between two Paths, both leading to happiness. One leads to the happiness of this life and the other leads to ultimate happiness and total liberation from suffering. The former is a path of this life with its goals that are attained in this life. - these are goals like a successful career and a happy marriage and family, with a dream house and a lifestyle of luxury and great comfort. The latter is attainable only after a few or many life-times. The former is a more tangible Path. One can achieve the goals within this lifetime even if it takes three quarters of our life to achieve them. The latter is harder to realize and harder to envision.

Nonetheless, I will choose the second Path because it is the fulfillment of all my hopes and dreams - a happiness and peace that's forever, and an end to all suffering. The first brings happiness but of a temporary nature. As long as the favorable causes and conditions are in place, our happiness stays. but when the causes and conditions, that gave rise to our temporal happiness, disappears, so too will that  happiness and set of  dreams end.

The second Path is much much more difficult and fraught with tremendous obstacles. It require much from us that we find almost impossible at times to summon up - like giving up our pride and ego and strong attachments and hatred, like working on our habituated  delusions and overcoming them, like transforming our minds to minds of great love and compassion. Yet it  is the path revealed by Buddha and it is the Path that we can tread with confidence and conviction with our  kind and compassionate Spiritual Teacher as our Guide. The Buddhas and great masters have tread this Path to ultimate happiness, total liberation from suffering and full Buddhahood. THey are here in the form of our Spiritual Teacher and Guide to show us the way. All we need do is practice sincere and true Guru Devotion, and have full conviction that our Spiritual Teacher is a Buddha. Past Masters. like Milarepa, show us the way and the Path with Guru Devotion as its root.
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Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: WoselTenzin on August 21, 2011, 08:25:10 PM
In the Dharma, it is especially hard to take the tougher path when we have to face so many obstacles and challenges including a fighting a whole materialistic and selfish modern culture that is evident in today's society. I would love to say I thrive on being challenged and I am a Milarepa or a Naropa wannabe. The truth of the matter, I am naturally inclined towards comfort and the easier way out and the only reason why I am still taking the harder path at crucial moments is because I know better and I do my best not to kid myself that the easier way is the solution to my problems.

Hence, I salute all those brave Dorje Shugden Lamas and practitioners who brave the ban and persecution for the sake of the truth simply because they know the truth and is willing to sacrifice happily for it.

Sometimes it is difficult to know which is the right path especially when we are faced with challenges that convince us that maybe a certain path may not be meant for us. Sometimes it doesn't make sense why we need to take the tougher path when there is no sign of the light at the end of the tunnel.  For myself personally, faith in my teacher is what keeps me going when the going gets tough.  Without it, I think I will find it difficult to see hope in the tougher path. 
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: Big Uncle on August 22, 2011, 04:42:22 PM
In the Dharma, it is especially hard to take the tougher path when we have to face so many obstacles and challenges including a fighting a whole materialistic and selfish modern culture that is evident in today's society. I would love to say I thrive on being challenged and I am a Milarepa or a Naropa wannabe. The truth of the matter, I am naturally inclined towards comfort and the easier way out and the only reason why I am still taking the harder path at crucial moments is because I know better and I do my best not to kid myself that the easier way is the solution to my problems.

Hence, I salute all those brave Dorje Shugden Lamas and practitioners who brave the ban and persecution for the sake of the truth simply because they know the truth and is willing to sacrifice happily for it.

Sometimes it is difficult to know which is the right path especially when we are faced with challenges that convince us that maybe a certain path may not be meant for us. Sometimes it doesn't make sense why we need to take the tougher path when there is no sign of the light at the end of the tunnel.  For myself personally, faith in my teacher is what keeps me going when the going gets tough.  Without it, I think I will find it difficult to see hope in the tougher path. 

Dear WoselTenzin,

The very fact that you are considering the two paths shows that you already intellectually know which is the right path. Deliberation shows that we already have the information we need to decide but we are deliberating because we are emotionally distracted due to a variety of reasons. If we are used to taking the easy way out, taking the right path becomes very, very difficult.

If we are used to thinking of others and working hard, taking the right path is difficult but we have already made up our mind and we will do it for other's sake. However, if we place our efforts on what's difficult, even the difficult can become easy over time. In that way, we can eventually do more and eventually accomplish more in time. To be honest, I feel it ironic for me to say this as I have not completely done what I have said here but talking about it serves as an excellent reminder for me.
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: pgdharma on August 24, 2011, 03:51:55 PM
At the crossroads, which of the following would YOU chose:

1. Continuing along a similar path we were, knowing full well from past, it has not served us well. But it is the path that we know so well and is comfortable with so much so we think merely because of this, it is actually a case of "better the devil you know!"


Knowing  full well it will not serve us well, I would not choose  this path as  it will not bear results.  Even though if it bears results, the results will only be temporal. 





OR

2. We challenge ourselves on a whole new path where everything is new and possibly uncomfortable/difficult even, but yet there is this possibility it may well work because it is a path not yet trodden on? Would we actually bite the bullet and pursue this chance?
This path is difficult but I will not hesitate to choose this path as the result will not be temporal happiness but ultimate happiness. If the similar  and comfortable path does not work for us before, why not change a different path. Though it may  look challenging in the  beginning, through perseverance  and  faith in Dorje Shugden, the challenges will become easier and  easier. This is the path worth taking.
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: kris on September 15, 2011, 11:39:55 AM
It is so easy to fall for option 1 because it is comfortable, and I don't need to do anything. Also, without the correct view, I would never thought about future lives, and therefore, I would want to enjoy as much as possible now.

Option 2 is not easy and a lot of hard work, but the path can be made easier if we are doing it together with our Dharma brothers and sisters.

It is said that when we practice Dharma in our daily lives, Dharma protector will bring forward our bad karma so that we can consume/experience it so that we don't need to experience them in the future. As such, a lot of "difficult situations" may arise. When we have Dharma brothers and sisters, it will help us get through easier.

An analogy is as such: We are have the karma to experience cold (bad karma), then having blanket (Dharma bro/sis) can get us through the cold easier.
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: pgdharma on September 15, 2011, 03:08:39 PM
It is so easy to fall for option 1 because it is comfortable, and I don't need to do anything. Also, without the correct view, I would never thought about future lives, and therefore, I would want to enjoy as much as possible now.

Option 2 is not easy and a lot of hard work, but the path can be made easier if we are doing it together with our Dharma brothers and sisters.

It is said that when we practice Dharma in our daily lives, Dharma protector will bring forward our bad karma so that we can consume/experience it so that we don't need to experience them in the future. As such, a lot of "difficult situations" may arise. When we have Dharma brothers and sisters, it will help us get through easier.

An analogy is as such: We are have the karma to experience cold (bad karma), then having blanket (Dharma bro/sis) can get us through the cold easier.
I agree with your analogy, kris.  It is always good to have moral support from dharma brothers and sisters as the difficult situations will something pull us down or make us want to give up.
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: Klein on September 16, 2011, 08:29:55 PM
At the crossroads, which of the following would YOU chose:

1. Continuing along a similar path we were, knowing full well from past, it has not served us well. But it is the path that we know so well and is comfortable with so much so we think merely because of this, it is actually a case of "better the devil you know!"

OR

2. We challenge ourselves on a whole new path where everything is new and possibly uncomfortable/difficult even, but yet there is this possibility it may well work because it is a path not yet trodden on? Would we actually bite the bullet and pursue this chance?

Since my old path has not served me, I would take a whole new path and another one and another one until I get the results that I want. Because the focus is on the results, how difficult or uncomfortable the path may be would be secondary.
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: Barzin on September 16, 2011, 09:22:56 PM
Actually it sounds like something very simple but many of us fell for the trick again or again, why?  simply because we always think that we can make the situation better by having second attempt.  We all like to "try our best", but what is really our best anyway?  So we will return back to the situation again and again wanting to win, wanting a conclusion that favours our perception.  So we go round and round.

If we choose another path, we get insecure, not knowing, no confident because it completely goes beyond our usual comfort zone.  Things might not turn out like what we expected, then we begin to blame, complain, get depressed, we hate...  That is actually how we holding wrong views and go round and round in samsara. Because of wrong views.

It is vital for us to learn up dharma, so we at least know how to handle situation better and make a better choice in life.  May many meet the dharma!
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: hope rainbow on October 13, 2011, 10:05:13 AM
Actually it sounds like something very simple but many of us fell for the trick again or again, why?  simply because we always think that we can make the situation better by having second attempt.  We all like to "try our best", but what is really our best anyway?  So we will return back to the situation again and again wanting to win, wanting a conclusion that favours our perception.  So we go round and round.

If we choose another path, we get insecure, not knowing, no confident because it completely goes beyond our usual comfort zone.  Things might not turn out like what we expected, then we begin to blame, complain, get depressed, we hate...  That is actually how we holding wrong views and go round and round in samsara. Because of wrong views.

It is vital for us to learn up dharma, so we at least know how to handle situation better and make a better choice in life.  May many meet the dharma!

Dear Barzin, I so agree with your post. It reflects my personal journey.
And you know, sometimes we don't want to jump in the deep side of the pool for so many reasons, and maybe we don't jump but when catastrophe strikes and it is time to swim -and we can't, we would only have regret for not having trained at it and we drown... with regrets.
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: diamond girl on November 19, 2011, 05:28:33 PM
At the crossroads, which of the following would YOU chose:

1. Continuing along a similar path we were, knowing full well from past, it has not served us well. But it is the path that we know so well and is comfortable with so much so we think merely because of this, it is actually a case of "better the devil you know!"

in general, ppl do not go along a similar path which they know have not served them. I do believe ppl make changes and look to others for a different path...but the problem lies in the fact that all the paths in samsara, be it similar or different all leads to the same cycle. We then spend our whole lives making adjustments based on ignorance.

OR

2. We challenge ourselves on a whole new path where everything is new and possibly uncomfortable/difficult even, but yet there is this possibility it may well work because it is a path not yet trodden on? Would we actually bite the bullet and pursue this chance?

I wouldn't take on a path if it has not been trodden and I'd say i'm not bright enough to make one up. Thus, it is important to know whoelse have been on this path and where it has led them. I'd look around my circle of friends to see what qualities they have which i like and find out from them how they have developed it. perhaps there is something in that path for me too.

Positive Change,
DSFriend's reply puts well what I wanted to say. Thank you DSFriend.

Actually, with no disrespect, it is common sense not to go down the same path which you know does not serve you. If you want new results/changes in life, why go down the same old path? Plus, what have you to lose trying a new path? It is always hard when starting something new, in sports, diet, relationships, jobs, etc. Think of the bigger objective, what is it you want? And if what you want is important, but not simple, why not give it your best shot?

We only live once, try something different...more, better, different. In dharma, by taking it on even when in doubt, we can create positive change...and even a better next life.
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: kurava on November 23, 2011, 02:13:03 PM
At the crossroads, which of the following would YOU chose:

1. Continuing along a similar path we were, knowing full well from past, it has not served us well. But it is the path that we know so well and is comfortable with so much so we think merely because of this, it is actually a case of "better the devil you know!"

OR

2. We challenge ourselves on a whole new path where everything is new and possibly uncomfortable/difficult even, but yet there is this possibility it may well work because it is a path not yet trodden on? Would we actually bite the bullet and pursue this chance?

I will not choose Option 1 because it will only result in perpetuating the cyclic rebirth.

I will not choose Option 2 because it is a "path not yet trodden on".

I would bite the bullet for a path that has been proven to work with someone that had done it to guide me along. Yes, you guess it - Buddha's way is the way  ;D
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: Tammy on November 24, 2011, 03:15:40 PM
When the facts are presented to us in plain sight, we would, of course, say we would choose the run-less-traveled as we already knew and we have faith that the challenges are meant for greater purposes and hence the choice is obvious.

However, for people who have no dharma knowledge, they would definitely take the comfortable way (ie Option 1). Not because they are lazy/stupid/dont transform/etc etc. They simply do not have the essential knowledge to make a good decision. They choose based on what they know!

Hence spreading dharma is vital, knowledge changes people's perspectives and is the only enabler to facilitate good decisions.
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: Tenzin K on November 26, 2011, 10:15:13 AM
I use to choose path 1. Knowing what you know better and used to. This also make me much confident in my decision making.

But lately things changes. I'm getting or tend to choose path 2. Exploring and learning something new give me more opt or the best solution in facing my problem.
It's difficult to move from your comfort zone but i just keep on reminding myself that in our life we always learn to improve ourself.

The world is keep on changing. Our life too.
If we do not adjust to it we will never make it.

 
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: valeriecheung on January 05, 2012, 05:37:12 PM
Option 1 : its been proven not a long term happiness for me.

Option 2:  is my current decision. Life is impermanent, don't time due to our bad karma will just rioen anytime without any warning.
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: hope rainbow on January 06, 2012, 03:22:17 AM
At the crossroads, which of the following would YOU chose:

1. Continuing along a similar path we were, knowing full well from past, it has not served us well. But it is the path that we know so well and is comfortable with so much so we think merely because of this, it is actually a case of "better the devil you know!"

OR

2. We challenge ourselves on a whole new path where everything is new and possibly uncomfortable/difficult even, but yet there is this possibility it may well work because it is a path not yet trodden on? Would we actually bite the bullet and pursue this chance?

We need to choose a DESTINATION first, then take the path to it.

So this not a choice between paths.
We might even have to open the path at times!
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: bambi on January 06, 2012, 05:28:38 AM
Before I got the chance to see this website... I would have continued with the mundane activities that are so comfortable without a care in the world. Goodness.. Who wouldn't? Why make things so complicated? I was fueling my needs of which I knew was suicidal and 1 day I woke up when I found this site!
And that was when I knew I have to go further and challenge myself because of all the negative imprints I have caused.  With DS practice, I became someone I never thought I could! So long as I know that Dharma will be my way, I will not be scared biting any bullet that comes my way!  ;D
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: negra orquida on January 07, 2012, 04:38:35 PM
I agree with Kurava... won't want to make the same mistake over and over again by going on the path which has failed me before, and won't want to take a path untrodden by anyone else.. I'm game to try something new and see what happens, but I also want to make sure I don't suffer for nothing or end up in deeper 5h#t!
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: Galen on January 07, 2012, 05:34:14 PM
At the crossroads, which of the following would YOU chose:

1. Continuing along a similar path we were, knowing full well from past, it has not served us well. But it is the path that we know so well and is comfortable with so much so we think merely because of this, it is actually a case of "better the devil you know!"

OR

2. We challenge ourselves on a whole new path where everything is new and possibly uncomfortable/difficult even, but yet there is this possibility it may well work because it is a path not yet trodden on? Would we actually bite the bullet and pursue this chance?

If I am at the crossroad, then I would choose option 2 cos there is a possibility of a change and will not lead me to the crossroad now. If I choose Option 1, the it is still the same and nothing would change. It is like doing things over and over again expecting a different result, which we call Insanity.

In choosing Option2, we must have all our backdoors closed so that there is no turning back. Cos in option 2, the road will be harder and will encounter more knocks than usual. It will be easy to give up. THerefore, all backdoors must be eliminated before we trod on option2. The result will be a 50/50 chance of either failing or succeeding.

I would choose option 2.
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: Jessie Fong on June 30, 2012, 04:59:18 PM
Choose (2) because since (1) is already the tried and tested path that did not work.  No point to travel that path again as it is going to be another disappointment, though it feels safe as it is familiar.  A path well travelled.  It is like going against a concrete wall, knowing full well that you will not get through but keep insisting on banging your head against it.

Taking (2) will be challenging as it is new.  Uncomfortable and difficult yes, but then we would not know if we do not try to find out if it will work since the other choice did not serve well.  We should not sit on our laurels but instead push ourselves to try other methods to accomplish our task.
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: dsiluvu on June 30, 2012, 05:56:09 PM
At the crossroads, which of the following would YOU chose:

1. Continuing along a similar path we were, knowing full well from past, it has not served us well. But it is the path that we know so well and is comfortable with so much so we think merely because of this, it is actually a case of "better the devil you know!"

OR

2. We challenge ourselves on a whole new path where everything is new and possibly uncomfortable/difficult even, but yet there is this possibility it may well work because it is a path not yet trodden on? Would we actually bite the bullet and pursue this chance?

We need to choose a DESTINATION first, then take the path to it.

So this not a choice between paths.
We might even have to open the path at times!


DITTO WHAT U SAY REALLY CAUGHT MY ATTENTION amongst all because REALLY THE PATH IS IN YOUR OWN HANDS AND YOU ARE CARVING IT DAILY. It is not something from somewhere suddenly presents itself to you independently. In Dharma the one consistent thing I have been hearing is that YOU ARE YOU CREATOR AND YOU TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR EVERY SINGLE SITUATION that you EXPEREINCE>

So if there we 2 paths to choose... it would probably because I have created these two paths for my self to choose. So why create two paths? Just create one... and YES where's the destination? I think that is the key :)
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: ratanasutra on June 30, 2012, 06:45:15 PM
dsiluvu, as a practitioner so the ultimate goal is of course to gain enlightenment and i think that apply to every practitioners otherwise why engage in religions and begin you practice?

For pc's question whether is concern in spiritual path or not the answer might not be so much different but definitely it will make it clearer for everyone to choose their path.

For me as the first path is does't work, i won't waste my time to continue it as it will be the same result but i will try on with other paths. Yes, there will a challenge, effort, patience etc that need to put in with the right attitude as there is nothing to loose but perhaps it might work well.

Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: biggyboy on June 30, 2012, 07:33:37 PM
1. Continuing along a similar path we were, knowing full well from past, it has not served us well. But it is the path that we know so well and is comfortable with so much so we think merely because of this, it is actually a case of "better the devil you know!"

I wouldn't want to rest on my laurel and be comfortable.  Why? How long can we hide within this comfortable zone and be the loser till we breathe our last breath? I would be bored then! Nothing exciting and accomplishing nothing in life.  If we have not accomplish anything and sitting till bored in life is already a suffering.  Worst accumulation of suffering if we keep it this way.

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2. We challenge ourselves on a whole new path where everything is new and possibly uncomfortable/difficult even, but yet there is this possibility it may well work because it is a path not yet trodden on? Would we actually bite the bullet and pursue this chance?

I definitely choose this whole new unknown path.  How would we know that we cannot be successful to make it in life and to leave a legacy behind if we have not tried and give it all?  Wouldn't this a better bet and best assurance that we can get in life rather than not doing anything?  Why? It is the sweetness of success one can savour in accomplishing something in an unknown path.


Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: Dorje Pakmo on July 02, 2012, 11:57:10 AM
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At the crossroads, which of the following would YOU choose:

1. Continuing along a similar path we were, knowing full well from past, it has not served us well. But it is the path that we know so well and is comfortable with so much so we think merely because of this, it is actually a case of "better the devil you know!"

OR

2. We challenge ourselves on a whole new path where everything is new and possibly uncomfortable/difficult even, but yet there is this possibility it may well work because it is a path not yet trodden on? Would we actually bite the bullet and pursue this chance?

Very often the case, although we know continuing on with a similar path will give us similar results, many stick with it and go through the same problems over and over again. Why? Well, simply because it’s comfortable. We do not want to do extra, to be a little uncomfortable and make that little effort to change. How can we do the same repetitive action, which failed many times, and expect a different result? Choosing path number 1 will lead to much unhappiness, blaming and complain. Most importantly, it will start over and over again because it’s craziness to expect different doing the same action!

Although guilty of having chosen path number 1 myself quite many times, I am glad I am more aware these days and remind myself to always move out and be a little uncomfortable. To tread that new path I’ve not been before. I realize, walking down a new path, I get to see and learn new things. I get more experience rather than staying stagnant and the possibilities are endless, unlike path number 1, predicted.  I will choose path number 2, so that this life is not wasted doing the same repetitive things over and over until the day I die.
Title: Re: What would you do?
Post by: Ensapa on July 03, 2012, 11:37:02 AM
Although it is generally safer to stick to the path that we know that is within our expectations, we will never grow if we always stick to the safe side of things. In fact, i find living life that way is boring and pretty much useless as there is no progress in life. There is nothing new to learn or explore. Even animals, as much as they fear for their own life and protect it with everything that they have still explore new territories and expand their horizons. To stay within our own comfort zones aka the safe route is a definite way of closing ourselves up to new ideas and also a one way road to more failures, dissapointments, bitterness and lack of growth as a person or in any other aspects of our lives. People who always play it on the safe side rarely get respect and admiration from others, and they rarely achieve much with their lives for that matter.

On the other hand, people who dare to explore new horizons tend to be a lot more successful than those who dont. When we learn to take and manage risks, we grow in many ways as it is a very direct lesson on taking responsibility and doing more as opposed to staying on the safe side and not growing at all. Most successful businessmen are successful because they are willing to take risks and do something out of the box or unconventional and in the end, even if they fail, they develop the capabilities to actually handle such failures and improve and learn from there. That is how they become successful. The same applies for successful innovators, scientists, pioneers and even motivational speakers as well. They all took the hard route to success, and therefore they deserve what they have.

Personally, i prefer to explore my options rather than getting stuck with what I have. Life becomes more meaningful and fun that way as opposed to doing something mundane and the same thing on a daily basis...then whats the meaning of life?

I often kinda let this song "guide" me in some decisions and inspire me to step out of my comfort zone.

What You Waiting For? (Extended Clean Version) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UdcObAQ5OOM#)

Hope it inspires you guys too!