Review: Great inspirational
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 10, 2013
You always hear people tell you how grateful we should be for all the gifts we have in this life, how much worse it could be elsewhere, etc etc, but it seems like so many fortunate people prefer to focus on all the "bad" they perceive in their life. The petty co-worker, the four year old car, the designer clothes they wish they could afford but can't. The truth is, no matter what it is you want from life or what you hope to have, you can have it but you will have to work for it. We see the rich actor and begrudge him his millions, forgetting the years he spent living on a friend's couch, eating ramen noodles, and waiting tables in a greasy spoon. We forget that to the homeless man on the street, or the factory worker making .37 cents an hour in some third world sweatshop, "we" are that rich actor. It's up to each of us to quit worrying about what we don't have, and work hard to get what we want.