My ultimate goal in life is to do
anything and everything that makes me happy.
Lately, I have been turning my focus towards how I can achieve that
goal, and questioning the efficacy of my current efforts towards that
goal. I complete my first year of a
business management program tomorrow, and school does not make me happy. School has never made me happy, it never will
make me happy, and will never contribute to my future happiness. School is mostly a process of passively
receiving and regurgitating empty information with no passion, empathy, and
vigor or real-world connection. I feel as though I am destroying the creative
vitality of my mind for the purpose of preparing for a dead and dying
economy.
Procrastination
and resentment are the inevitable consequences of participation in this
soul-sucking system. I must do my homework because I must pass my classes because I must get a degree that will become
obsolete before I finish my four years of indoctrination. Whenever someone tells me that I must do something, it has almost always
been something I don’t want to do. The
truth is that there are no musts in this
world. If I want to do something, no one
has to tell me that I must do it.
What is the
best way to pursue my passions in life? I
am certain it is not by doing things which I am not passionate about. Tomorrow, I will write my last exam and never
step foot in an “educational” institution again, and no one is going to stop
me. My real education begins now, and
the world has never been so free and limitless.
The Truth is: I have always been
pursuing a real education, but my “education” has been standing in the way.
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