Do you ENCOUAGE yourself for what it did right or BLAME it for not doing more??

Question

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Answer 1

I'm going to read this as:

"Do I look at what I do and use that as an incentive to do more, or do I blame myself for not doing more?"

First, a LOOOOOONNNNNNG time ago I learned to do my best at whatever I do. Before I do anything, I do as much research as I can to determine the best course of action. Sometimes I seek advice, but there aren't many people whose advice I particularly value. Besides, ultimately it's my decision. Once I have decided on a course of action, I execute it to the best of my ability. That done, while sometimes things don't work out the way I'd hoped, I have nothing of which to be ashamed -- for which to blame myself..

Second, a LOOOOOOOONNNNNNNG time ago, the first time my life was on the line, three things came to my mind that I regretted that my death would preclude my ever being able to do again. The second time my life was on the line, I thought about the same three things... again with regret. Eventually I was able to do all three of those things again. And thy weren't all that necessary to my happiness as I surmised from my having thought about them. I can get along fine without "doing it all." I know people who are not as fortunate in that as I am. There will alwas be a hill that needs to be climbed, a friend that has to be made, a deed that needs to be done, an obstacle that needs to be surmounted. I'm an old man. There are a lot fewer years ahead of me than behind me. When I'm breathing my last, I'll go with a smile on my face. I don't see those others with that smile. I'll still go on climbing hills, making friends, doing good deeds, overcoming obstacles as the opportunities present themselves. But my happiness doesn't depend upon doing it all.

Answer 2

What is it?

Answer 3

dear Egyptian beauty

this is what we call self awareness...only few great people ask your question...am sure you have a lot more to give dear

take it easy

love

Pluto