Doesn't rhyme and sounds weird, right?
... but people who always say yes to hard work, tend to underestimate their need of being loved the way they are and their need of self-love.
Does working painfully hard for your goals gain as much as working for what you really love?
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Just a curious forever-child appreciating to question taken for granted things constructively.
The following ideas should question this common believed conviction with critical questions, which only you have the answers for. At the end, you choose how you see yourself.
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