I read an article called "The Desicion Tree," by Thomas Goetz, in Wired Magazine for you. I always find it fascinating how people are paid to tell you all what you know. All you need is for them to say it to you in a manner to convince you to believe their bullshit --not that this article was false, it was just something you shouldn't have to be told. To be honest, I didn't read the article because the charts were enough to get the point across. Basically, if you want to get where you want to go, you've got to act accordingly. Goetzs writes that "health is a variable and not a constant" -that the decisions you make today will affect your health tomorrow. I argue that EVERY decision you make today will affect your EVERY tomorrow. We don't care though, we all seem to live in the moment and in this moment only. Is it because that's really all that matters or is it really because you don't have faith in what the future holds? We fight ourselves and allow excuses. You know exactly what actions got you to the point you're at today. Good or bad. Whether you meant them or not. Regret them or not.
