
Distant destinations
So we’ve entered a new year and undoubtedly most people are going to be posting their new year’s resolutions all over the Internet in the next couple of days. I too have been thinking about my life as it has progressed so far, mostly looking at what I’ve been doing wrong and what I’ve been doing right, what worked and what didn’t. I’ve also been looking at some of the posts I’ve written in the past here on my blog, and it occurred to me that I already have a pretty good formula for my approach to life in the new year and I think far beyond. I’m going to list those posts below, but for a detailed explanation click through to read every one of them to get the complete picture. You really have to read the details in order to really understand where I’m coming from.
These are some of the concepts that have so far served me well in life. Upon looking back at the issues I’ve had in my life so far, I’ve noticed that most issues only started and/or got worse when I chose to neglect what I’ve just listed above. Perhaps this information might be useful to you as well in the new year, and hopefully beyond.
My god! I actually enjoyed coming on this website before I read that. i dont claim to be a hugely positive person but wow you might aswell kill yourself if your going to go through life thinking like you do?? Your saying you should focus on negative things in life?? Admittedly like every human I have negative periods but your saying people should choose to focus on things wrong in their life?? Oh great what an amazing piece of advice for people! This also brings me to question the whole Canon thing to be honest, it strikes me if you are this damn negative and insecure that you might just be bitter and twisted and not posting facts on here! I agree Canon are shite and enjoy your posts but i’m starting to wonder where your coming from.
Well I guess i’m thinking they are shit based on what i’ve read about them on various websites including yours, the error 99 being the huge issue it is! I’m a Nikon entry level user. But I still wonder if at times its a bit of a conspiracy against them and some of the quality problems are isolated incidents and maybe people are bitter about a couple of problems they’ve had? I mean Nikon did a recall on the d5000 recently and thom hogan received a Nikon D3X that didn’t work out of the box so I wonder in reality if Canon are worse or if its isolated incidents. Also Nikon users seem to be intent on slating Nikon on the forums aswell. So you wonder if its people being negative again for the sake of being negative??
Don’t know what it is about the Canon 7d but something about it appeals to me, I don’t think I will be stupid enough to go Canon but alot of happy users are out there with them, while i’ve heard others say its a lemon! I think I will find my senses though and go with a Nikon D300 in the future! What isn’t in doubt though is that Canons lens line up at the consumer end is pretty dreadful??? Whereas my Nikon 18-55 kit lens produces decent enough results!
5 and 6 will get you nowhere.
Don’t focus on the shit side of life, acknowledge it but don’t let it dictate your life. If you live your life trying to beat the negative, you’ll end up unhappy and either live a very neutral life, or a less happy life. If you live in a way that pursues happiness (I’m not talking about blindly doing some and chasing happiness, I mean doing things that make you happy), you will ultimately feel a lot happier.
Alternatively, since you hate everything, you could kill yourself and save time awaiting the inevitable. Or maybe you don’t actually feel this negative and it’s just a charade you put on for the internet to attempt to appear like a brooding artist.
I certainly agree upon all of the above. It help me through all the goods and bad in my life. Thanks Karel for putting it into words. And for sure if we neglect upon them; most issues only started and/or got worse. So for all of you who are reading ” Life itself is simple; open / clean your eyes and you will see that luck/happiness is really really close too you and just practice what you preach! Thanks Karel.