Let's talk about Mohammed El-Erian. He was the CEO of an uber $2 trillion bond fund called PIMCO and earned more than $100 million per year. In January, he unexpectedly resigned. And the reason was to spend time with his 10-year old daughter. He prioritised all of his work over his family, until one day he chose the opposite.
To achieve anything truly great requires some sacrifice. These days we all have "FOMO" or "Fear Of Missing Out." We tend to live a life where we want to become everything and not miss out on a single thing. Where we want to have it all. In olden days, people did not have all this. If one was a farmer, he knew all his life that farming is all he has to do and upgrade his skills in that particular field. Altogether there was nothing to miss out on.
Where Mark Mason wrote: “Have it all” — i.e., is it possible to be an all-star in your career and have a healthy family life and have cool and fun hobbies and be financially stable and have that sexy bikini body and cook organic soufflĂ© in your underwear while buying beachfront property on your new iPhone 6, all at the same time? The answer to this is No!
When we attempt to have everything in our lives, we tend to live a valueless life, a life where everything is equally gained and nothing lost. "When everything is necessary and desired equally, then nothing is necessary or desired at all."
To achieve anything truly great requires some sacrifice. These days we all have "FOMO" or "Fear Of Missing Out." We tend to live a life where we want to become everything and not miss out on a single thing. Where we want to have it all. In olden days, people did not have all this. If one was a farmer, he knew all his life that farming is all he has to do and upgrade his skills in that particular field. Altogether there was nothing to miss out on.
Where Mark Mason wrote: “Have it all” — i.e., is it possible to be an all-star in your career and have a healthy family life and have cool and fun hobbies and be financially stable and have that sexy bikini body and cook organic soufflĂ© in your underwear while buying beachfront property on your new iPhone 6, all at the same time? The answer to this is No!
When we attempt to have everything in our lives, we tend to live a valueless life, a life where everything is equally gained and nothing lost. "When everything is necessary and desired equally, then nothing is necessary or desired at all."