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Limits.
What are they? Are they always for our own benefit? Obviously someone crossing these tracks is putting their lives in danger. But are all limitations good?
Sometimes signs tell us what to do and it’s in our best interest to do the opposite. Go to school, get a job, work for 40 years. Can a cookie cutter approach really be best for all? Thoughts? 👇🏼
Good message .
Your message is completely right @spenceryan
The status quo is not for everyone, especially me. Unfortunately I did not realise this until the final year of my degree.. I agree though, if you look at the broad spectrum of human behaviour across different cultures all around the world it seems pretty clear to me that there are many different ways we can be living our lives. Here in the west we are indoctrinated from a very young age and told that if we work hard in school, we can get a good job and go on to be 'successful'. Whatever that means. I believe this is part of the problem. That we do not question the dogma that money + social status = success. But this could not be further from the truth in my eyes!
This is really deep @choke! Unfortunately that's how it is across the globe. It cannot be so cookie cutter. What works for someone may very well not work for someone else. We should not just accept what society imposes on us, and rather invoke our creativity that we were born with to determine what works best for us!
Well put!
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