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A 360° View Always Gives A Better Prespective. Our mind tend to take the shortest route in its decision making process. This is where we tend to commit errors as we don't take an entire 360° view to arrive at the Correct Prespective. Beginning, with handicap of partial information, the right decision would be a difficult proposition. We end up with the Most Popular or a very common decision taken by all. Not necessarily right.  Consider buying a gadget. We ourselves aren't fully informed as to what our needs are, and we end up buying something way above/below our requirement.  Thereby, we not only waste valuable resources available in the gadget, but also end up wasting a far more valuable resource Money . Besides, ending up Frustrated . 

  *Enjoy Your Money While You Can....Think Before You Practice!* Many seem to be stuck with this thinking process. Which is built on the premise of having worked hard, all that's earned is for themselves, without realizing what's comes to you is because of the combined blessings of your family & your future generations .😉  Besides, why should you become a burden to your next generation. If this isn't a part of your bargain to create for you & them, then they too are right if you aren't the part of their bargain when you get to that situation.  Let's not get attached to the money or wealth created. This is the combined blessings of the entire family with future generations included.

Do What You Love, Love What You Do. Sustaining an activity for long time is possible, only when one is doing something that one is simply passionate about.  Else, the monotony  & the desire for outcome makes a person give up the best available option for growth, even before any tangible results are seen. The only truth in the natural world that unfailingly works is TIME, The sad part is, 99.99% people never harness it. This is the 2 Minute Noddle Effect, we live in a world of Instant Gratification. The realization dawns only when a considerable TIME is gone by and way ahead looks disappointingly bleak, while going back and undoing the error is not possible. Then, the thought comes "Only if I would have..."