Often, we play games to pass the time. If we notice just a little bit more, we might find the game's objectives clearer. The game developers have designed the game such that the game play is fixed in terms of objectives, such as rescuing a person in the game, completing all the stages without using any game lives, and much more. All of the games have a common goal; to let the player work towards the game's objectives. If games have objectives, what about your life? Do you have an objective for your life? Are your career paths planned by you ...
The past is over. Enjoy the good memories, use the bad ones as lessons in life, and get ready to make some new ones. Your focus should be on the future. ~ Nido R. Quebin Many a time, we focus so much on the past and the good 'ol days that we forget about planning for the future. In Stairway to Success, we are to think differently by seeing things they way they are and they way they will be. There are six steps outlined in the book to help us go towards the success in our lives. It doesn't tell ...
The only thing that will stop you from fulfilling your dreams is you. ~ Tom Bradley [Source] There are many games in life that mimic our deepest desires. Such games allow us to dive into the world of building our own cities. Some of the games include The Sims, We Rule, Social City, Baking Life, Farm Mania, Shop Boutique, Diner Dash, Burger Rush and many more. While some of the games mentioned may not be building cities, it's building dreams bigger and bigger. Our lives are routine and at times, we need variety to drive on forward. We put one reward ...
Until you value yourself, you won't value your time. Until you value your time, you will not do anything with it. ~ M. Scott Peck [Source] Once we are born, we are valuable to our parents. Our parents take it upon their responsibilities to make sure that we get the best, so that we can enjoy lives better than they did. They hated the lives they had because they were slogging so hard to make ends meet. Hence, their wishes for us is so as to ensure we have better lives. After completing school and entering the corporate world in hopes of ...
After hearing from friends frequently about having a "normal life", one keeps wondering what it means. To friends, it means that being able to eat, sleep and play games for the rest of the lifetime. For others, it means being able to spend time with family without worrying about work all the time. Yet, it can also mean being able to bring the whole family for travelling when the kids are on school holidays. Interestingly, none of the routine includes working for the rest of their lives. In fact, most would want to be able to get out of jobs and ...
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