Must I?

Most of us have a laid back attitude when it comes to painting a picture of ourselves. After a while, our feet begin to float, which is a heavy burden. But we must 'keep going': such false promises prevent us from thinking clearly.
"There is very little that we can do in the world. If we are not in prison or any other prisoner, let us accept that we have complete freedom in the way we spend our days. "Our responsibilities" give us the results we want, for example, like buying money, making friends, feeling successful. I want and want. "If I do this job for a year, I can buy a house," says Lucido. I'd better go to work. "
The thought of "I must do it" increases our burden and gives us humanity. When we have a goal, we need to turn the question of 'seeking' into 'interest'. I want to go to work so I can feed my kids. Buy a car, buy a house or change the world. If my goals are worth the effort, I may need to rethink my overall goals and strategy. When we act in a self-centered way, we stop being false prisoners. Let us realize our true freedom.

Adapted from David Henderson: Yes I Can .

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