reminders when worrying about whats next - by Spencer Chang
I hate the mindset I’m stuck in right now: always thinking about the next thing, worrying about what’s to come, comparing plans and evaluating paths like an open-world build-your-own-adventure game where you can only compare plans, never build anything. I love being with people who make you feel like time isn’t real, where you’re so immersed in the moment of life that the future and the past are enchanted too. I’m a believer that you can plan all you want for the future, but you’ll never know what will happen or how you will act.
I hate the mindset I’m stuck in right now: always thinking about the next thing, worrying about what’s to come, comparing plans and evaluating paths like an open-world build-your-own-adventure game where you can only compare plans, never build anything. I love being with people who make you feel like time isn’t real, where you’re so immersed in the moment of life that the future and the past are enchanted too. I’m a believer that you can plan all you want for the future, but you’ll never know what will happen or how you will act. It’s the same with learning. You can read all you want and be…
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