The True Cost of Waiting for What You Really Want

One of the most painful lessons about life is realizing you don't always get what you want.
  1. Melissa Mensing says:

    Thank you.

  2. Love this post Miko! It’s related to an idea I’ve had floating around for a few weeks now. I think you’ve inspired me to get to work writing it.

    What ever happened to wanting the moment you have now? Love this!

  3. Dyana says:

    I’m guilty and sitting back and waiting on “tomorrow” to be happy. Fear and a lack of confidence often causes me to proscrastinate and I am just left daydreaming of what can/will happen when I just put one foot in front of the other. Going for it is definitely a goal of mine this year.

  4. Sandie says:

    This is definitely not the easiest lesson to learn! I am one of those people who is always looking forward to the future–the day my husband and I are debt free, the day I can quit my job, etc etc..I love the quote you posted by Alfred Souza. “These obstacles were my life” really stuck with me. Thanks for writing this!

  5. Tracy Serno says:

    You just brought me some new insight! We don’t need to have a perfect partner to be happy, just like the finance part as well.

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