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Bogdan Fiedur

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It isn't where you came from...
11/16/2013 3:34:29 PM
"It isn't where you came from; it's where you're going that counts."
-- Ella Fitzgerald, jazz singer
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RE: It isn't where you came from...
11/16/2013 3:43:39 PM
The bottom line is that it does not matter where you have come from. It is silly for people to live in the past because it obviously does not come back. The only thing that matters in life is if you learn from your past by adjusting and learning from your mistakes so that you should never have to repeat it again. That is failing forward. NOT failing backwards.

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Bogdan Fiedur

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RE: It isn't where you came from...
11/16/2013 4:07:43 PM
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The bottom line is that it does not matter where you have come from. It is silly for people to live in the past because it obviously does not come back. The only thing that matters in life is if you learn from your past by adjusting and learning from your mistakes so that you should never have to repeat it again. That is failing forward. NOT failing backwards.

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Hi Lawrence,

It is great thing to realize it. It takes some time to realize it and some people never realize it. You can live in the past in the future or in now. The problem is that living in the future is not much differnt than living in the past although the first might feel much more promising. You don't need to see much ahead, just enough so you can take couple of steps. Living in the now is what is most fulfilling as it is something which you are creating or are part of at this very moment. You just need to see that what you are creating is what makes you happy. If not adjust it and keep going.

Having goal is very important. Having too rigid goal is not good as at the time when you are planning the goal you might not understand what future will hold when you get there. It might happen that by the time you get there you realize that this is not what you were after. Have goals but be flexible so they can be adjusted as you go.


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RE: It isn't where you came from...
11/17/2013 7:34:03 PM

Bogdan, Wise words indeed.

I have seen people fail and give up because they did not reach their goals. It is so sad and a waste.

Goals must be reasonable and achievable but also flexible.

I have a few goals that I renew and adjust regularly. These goals aren't yet reached but I am so much further along the road than if I had never left home.

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