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I should have tried it then
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- We often feel more regret for things we didn’t try, and we often put off things we like because they don't make money.
- But even if it doesn't make money, you have to keep doing the things that are important to you to live without regrets.
- I am going to pursue the value of life by consistently writing, learning foreign languages, exercising, and so on, starting today.
We tend to have more regrets about the things we didn't do than the things we tried and failed.
We have no regrets about the things we tried and failed, but we regret the things we didn't even try.
In Ryu Si-hwa's book, "My Life Isn't What I Thought It Would Be", there is this quote:
Follow the strange pull of what you truly love.
You will not lose your way.
Rumi
Follow the pull of what you love, and you won't lose your way.
I blog every day because of my passion for writing.
It was something I gave up in the past because it didn't make money.
I didn't think I could make money by reading books and writing.
Some people make money by writing.
Marketing. Blog marketing is a prime example.
Blog posts become money when you outsource blogging or sell services or goods offline.
People pay money when you understand the concerns and needs of buyers or consumers and provide answers and eliminate counterarguments.
Money is given by others. They give money when they are happy. They pay money when you solve their inconvenience. What can I offer you?
How can my writing help you?
What kind of writing keeps us going on this path without getting tired?
Why are we writing here every day?
I think it's not about wealth and glory, but about pursuing the value of human existence.
I think we write to get the assurance that we are valuable just by existing, that we are worthy of love, and that we are loved.
Whether we are talented or not, whether we write well or not, we are alive here now, and life goes on.
We always try to take care of urgent matters first. And we put off the things we really want to do until we have time. We put off things that we love and that are important to our lives because they don't make money.
I wanted to continue studying and writing about myself, but I put it off because it didn't make money.
This is the beginning.
I'm going to try to do one thing a day that I think is important.
I'm going to study slowly. It's something I'll do for the rest of my life, so I'm going to slowly develop a habit.
Writing and learning foreign languages. Running and swimming. Weight training.
I'm just going to stack up the things I like and love.
Whether it makes money or not, I'm going to do it without putting it off.
I'm going to live every day trying a little bit so I don't regret it anymore.
Please watch me.
Thank you for reading this long post.
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Just keep going!