Yep, definitely following the second one at the moment and I don’t know ultimately whether it will make ‘the’ difference but it feels like its starting to.
I think it’s funny though how the left path is widely perceived as being the more positive out of the two.
Don’t think it’s necessarily thought of as being the ‘most positive’ just because it’s the more commonly travelled path.
Many people would love to do something different, but like most are unsure of the unknown and stick with the devil they know.
I reckon WimpgirlbullyformerlyofEllesmerePortbutnowinAbuDhabicozJimtoldhimso would most definitely stay on the left path.
But what about the Big Fella?
And we should take bets on this, ten quid says the following scenario is the most likely position for our resident Guru of Admirable Status & Experience:
I reckon GIT would have us all believe he is constantly choosing, or being obliged, to take the right, even though he would claim at the same time he would love to languish on the left path for a while.
Yeah I probably used the wrong word there FF, its not so much perceived as positive but the right path to follow. Either way, its definitely deemed as the norm.
And this is what I mean Jim.
I am on the path to the right at the moment because I’m trying out crazy new shit as it was so succintly put. It doesn’t get much deeper than that really.
New career (trying anyway)
Spanish lessons (trying anyway)
New relationships (guess what, trying anyway)
As to why I’m there? Because the path on the left was making me unhappy possibly because I have the attention span of a gnat.
Although most of the time I’d rather take the road most traveled, as I get older I’m taking the road less traveled especially in these past few years. Out of necessity or just knowing that it was best for me, I have been taking that road more and more such as writing for GSTF. Have you read the book by Scott Peck, The Road Less Traveled? http://www.mscottpeck.com/
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Yep, definitely following the second one at the moment and I don’t know ultimately whether it will make ‘the’ difference but it feels like its starting to.
I think it’s funny though how the left path is widely perceived as being the more positive out of the two.
Who wrote that rule then?
Could you dig a bit deeper as you why you’re on the path on the right?
Is it part of your life, specifically or the whole thing….?
The well trodden path can still give us scope to go down the crazy route….if only at weekends?
Don’t think it’s necessarily thought of as being the ‘most positive’ just because it’s the more commonly travelled path.
Many people would love to do something different, but like most are unsure of the unknown and stick with the devil they know.
I reckon WimpgirlbullyformerlyofEllesmerePortbutnowinAbuDhabicozJimtoldhimso would most definitely stay on the left path.
But what about the Big Fella?
And we should take bets on this, ten quid says the following scenario is the most likely position for our resident Guru of Admirable Status & Experience:
I reckon GIT would have us all believe he is constantly choosing, or being obliged, to take the right, even though he would claim at the same time he would love to languish on the left path for a while.
Jeez!
It’s tough at the top!
Snigger snigger snigger arf arf snigger
Yeah I probably used the wrong word there FF, its not so much perceived as positive but the right path to follow. Either way, its definitely deemed as the norm.
And this is what I mean Jim.
I am on the path to the right at the moment because I’m trying out crazy new shit as it was so succintly put. It doesn’t get much deeper than that really.
New career (trying anyway)
Spanish lessons (trying anyway)
New relationships (guess what, trying anyway)
As to why I’m there? Because the path on the left was making me unhappy possibly because I have the attention span of a gnat.
And I’m sick of norms.
Although most of the time I’d rather take the road most traveled, as I get older I’m taking the road less traveled especially in these past few years. Out of necessity or just knowing that it was best for me, I have been taking that road more and more such as writing for GSTF. Have you read the book by Scott Peck, The Road Less Traveled? http://www.mscottpeck.com/
I’ve not read the Scott Peck book yet CC but will check it out, cheers!
Reminds me of The Road Not Taken..