One of the privileges of writing a blog that no one reads, is that you don't have to worry about content, post frequency, readability, originality, or...anything for that matter. And I think that is really important. I don't want my posts to be created by thinking about what others want to read. I want to write from the heart, and write what makes me happy. I think this should apply to the rest of my life as well. I say what I feel, I don't say what I think others want to hear. I use the methods I believe will work, not the ones that everyone else thinks I should use. Do I do this? No. Because I'm a chickenshit. I care too deeply about how I am perceived by others. But I am working to change that.Part of this process is learning who I really am. Breaking through the facade of who I want others to think I am, and finding my soul. In an effort to discover my true self, I have been contemplating various questions. I asked myself, "If you had all the money in the world, what would you do with it?" My answer: Burn it. All the money, of every denomination, in one place. Let's burn it. Never thought I would answer in that way. Learned something about myself. One of many steps toward the new/old me.
"Few are those who see with their own eyes and feel with their own hearts." ~Albert Einstein
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