In the big picture of life there is an endpoint, agreed. My post applied to more pursuits for wealth or even maybe something like a physique, personal best, world records for e.g.
All my writing and 'lessons' are caveated with "everything in moderation".
Unfortunately stepping off the treadmill isn't an option for many.
It was more directed towards people like me, high-achievers who end up in a rat race of constantly trying to get ahead, and losing sight of both what truly matters and what you are really doing unsustainably.
Thank you Alex, very well reasoned points.
In the big picture of life there is an endpoint, agreed. My post applied to more pursuits for wealth or even maybe something like a physique, personal best, world records for e.g.
All my writing and 'lessons' are caveated with "everything in moderation".
Unfortunately stepping off the treadmill isn't an option for many.
It was more directed towards people like me, high-achievers who end up in a rat race of constantly trying to get ahead, and losing sight of both what truly matters and what you are really doing unsustainably.