Splinter wrote:1. With all the knowledge and life experiance you have acumulated through out your years, what are some things you would change to knowingly being able to alter the outcome of those decisions?
2. Where do you see yourself in around 20 years.
*3* bonus question:
Lots of religious outlooks and past civilizations see the world coming to an end on December 21st, 2012...which would you think if it were true to be the most likely outcome on that date? And your own personal opinion on what you think will happen on that paticular day.
I'm saddened that you just copy/pasted this question on the other ask forums. But oh well.
I'd change the way I interacted with people. I'd go back and right some of my wrongs. Specifically in regards to my education. I would have gotten into my career choice earlier and participated in more programs offered to me through high school. I would have immediately gone to college instead of fuck around for all those years. I would have made some different decisions financially and I would have handled Sirus and my company more responsibly.
However, if I were to go back and alter these things, I wouldn't have the same life experience I have now. Altering the past could potentially change me entirely. I am truly blessed to have experienced all that I have so far. It has made me a more knowledgeable person as a whole. I'm much more rounded than I would be had I not experienced all of the hurt and sadness I've gone through. While I'm not the happiest person in the world right now, I feel that I'm lucky to know what I know. Only with this knowledge can I improve upon myself now.
2. I see myself alone. I see myself in the same career I'm in now. Hopefully I've progressed enough to have made something of myself. At 44 years old I'll be my bosses age right now. He'll be long since retired. Our team will have dissolved and I'll have had to figure out how to make it on my own. It's a frightening prospect, but I think I'll be able to handle it. I see myself alone though, because I am all about me. There's little room for someone else, especially someone who isn't as passionate as I am about my craft and my interests.
3. I think it's foolish to speculate on the end of the world. It's been predicted numerous times throughout history and it's always been wrong. However, it'll be exciting to see where it goes. I hope by then I'll be happy and content enough with my life so that if it does end, I'll take with me the knowledge that I made something of myself.