... there is no trick, or any abstraction in this, just a simple question to ask yourself – do I like the room I am in? It is always a real room made out of bricks and mortar, a normal containment of four walls, with doors and windows.
In response to my question you might say – yes, I do like the room I am sitting in right now, and answering questions posed by people sitting somewhere equally likeable. If this is the case then there are pretty good chances that you know what you like, or dislike, in your world in general. But if the answer is a negative, then you have two options: either it is the time you left that room to find somewhere you liked better, or you would set down to work, and did not rest doing whatever it is that needs to be done until you started liking what you have around you.
I suggest that wherever you are, office, home, public place, take time to ask youself this simple question, answer honestly, and then face the situation.
2007-12-21
04:43:28
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Shahid
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