Early to the road.
“If you don’t know where you are going, any road will get you there.”
“If you don’t know where you are going, any road will get you there.”
- Lewis Carroll
Hello!
I’ve had a week worth remembering that I will probably forget sooner than I’d like to. Sometimes I think about the cons of my infamously poor memory, but I also realize that it pushes me to try and cherish the moment itself rather than creating a memory to reminisce later.
The quote we started with, however awesome, is a reminder of two things for me:
It is okay to not know where you’re going.
You cannot possibly agree with every quote you see on the internet.
Here’s a song to serve as a backdrop for this read:
I recall sharing a part of this article before but if you haven’t read the whole thing, you should: https://www.instapaper.com/read/1499229360/19525095. It’s about climbing a mountain that doesn’t exist and goes right in line with last week’s newsletter if you read it - infinite chases.
I saw friends I hadn’t seen in quite a while this week, and if there’s one thing I can share from the wholesomeness, it’s the painful realization that we’re all growing up quite fast. At a very young age, our conversations have started to revolve mostly around work, office life, and so on. A consequence of starting to work early? Probably. Most of you reading this are also very likely to be part of the first generation to have started working at a young age - it has its pros & cons, as all things do.
I’m partial towards it being a good decision, all things considered. But, this is a great conversation piece for a later time. For now, I’m going to leave you with another great read I came across this week: The Fisherman and the Investment Banker (Click here)
I hope you had a great week, I did.
Love,
sif.