Is hard work compatible with an "I don't care what happens" attitude towards life? (younger, personalities)
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Originally Posted by samston
Yes, since all personalities are unique.
IMO, a laissez-faire attitude is an emotionally/mentally healthier one, since one is less likely to succumb to stress.
Yep, this is medically true as well.. I have seen friends of mine who are younger...and look a whole lot older while i myself look much younger then my actual age..and it is because they choose to stress over everything..well, it plays a big part.. While a little stress is good, too much weakens the immune system and causes a number of things to happen..which can hasten the aging process... Very glad i don't allow it to effect me.. Just means i won't look like the Grinch any time soon
Whatever will be, will be. All I can do, is all I can do. I work hard, keep my nose to the grindstone, and don't bother anyone. I'll get through this life until it's over. One day at a time.
Whatever will be, will be. All I can do, is all I can do. I work hard, keep my nose to the grindstone, and don't bother anyone. I'll get through this life until it's over. One day at a time.
Is that what you mean?
I personally define it as "let others do what they do, and live your own life." it also means holding an open mind and seeing relativity in all things.
Just be careful they aren't defeatist and unresponsive to their and your needs.
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