Isn’t it because we have a will and a plan?

I was going to do something

This phrase means that something couldn’t be done.

I’m doing something.

This phrase may mean that I did not intend to do that.

Even if you intend to do something, there is little you can do.

Why?

Isn’t it because we have a will and a plan?

It is extremely rare that it will become a reality, as they are always unrealistic, including intentions and plans, dreams and aspirations.

If something goes as planned, it’s only a coincidence.

But the consequences of chance are sometimes similar to our desires.

So aspirations are troublesome.

I once wanted to live in a flooring room in the future.

It’s a silly desire, though.

But ten years later, the room I happened to live in was a flooring room.

I started living in that room and remembered that I had previously wanted to live in a flooring room.

Coincidentally, the desire came true.

So if you want something, don’t give up that wish.

Because a whimsical and mean god may fulfill your wishes 10 years later.

However, I think that desire is only an image, and it is boring.

Unlike that desire, reality is real.

Reality is far more fun, thrilling, and exciting than aspirations.

Therefore, I recommend that you look at the reality rather than looking at your desires.

If you are going to live without boredom.

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That’s all for today’s post. Thank you