I want a red Ferrari. It is something I’ve desired
since I was a little kid. They are
fast, really nice looking, and let’s be honest, AWESOME. Taking a brief moment to reflect on my
life, I have been fortunate. In
the grand scheme of things, everything is pretty,
pretty, prettay good (LD reference).
Recently I’ve discovered that this
red Ferrari might be more than just a car. It may be a symbolic destination. For example, since I have established at a very young age
that this is something that I want and need to obtain, a large part of my life
has been directly or proximately involved in achieving this goal. Nevertheless, the metaphorical red
Ferrari is alive and well in most of our dreams and aspirations. We set goals for ourselves. These goals no matter how large or
small play an important role in the way we conduct ourselves.
The bigger the goal, the more we
will work to achieve that goal.
The harder the challenge, the bigger the reward, the bigger the reward,
the larger the risks we will take.
We will work harder and smarter, constantly learn from the missteps, and
never lose focus of the big picture, and definitely focus on the small
victories on the way. Otherwise,
once you get that red Ferrari, you may forget that you need to enjoy the ride.
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