Do you spend a lot of time thinking about past achievements?

Answer 1

I used to but I have learned to put them in perspective. Nothing I have done in my life, other than being a dad, has really been that noteworthy, although at times in my life I have wanted past triumphs to feel glorious in retrospect. The little sports moments, the defeat of a rival, the job I aced - they are just little places my ego wants to land on. But they're only little space rocks amongst the billions of stars and planets - I mean the really great achievements of history. We are all running out of time and what will we have to reflect on if our lives are lived reflecting? Move on, take strength from what you've learned, but move on.

Answer 2

Yes. My past achievements and my life now don't coincide. I spend a lot of time wondering... What Happened to Me? And how did I end up like this? My answer.. my past and present failures. I have been told to not live in the past, to give myself some breaks. Its probably good advice.

Answer 3

yaeh,must admit it...because it's shadow is present still...wife and psychiatrist destroyed my professional biography for about 45 months,and there is still obstruction of contacts between me and kids...so I am planning to clean it out,I think it could already be done but the Court and my ex advocate seems need more cash...
the problem is when such thoughts distract us from real life in real time and space.
and the worst is the fact that I forgot above mentioned from time to time

Answer 4

no. i spend to much time thinking about past screw ups though

Answer 5

No. I tend to think more of what I'm doing now and plan in the future.

Answer 6

Only sex stuff.

Answer 7

If I had any, I would.
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