> It would be a non-functional state of life, sacrificing all long term objectives.
If your long-term objectives mean sacrificing (or delaying) happiness in the now, then I think you're doing the wrong thing.
It's all well and good to have long-term objectives, and we all hope we beat our life expectancy numbers, but you have to make every effort to be happy now, and not wait for some distant and uncertain future that may or may not become reality.
If your long-term objectives mean sacrificing (or delaying) happiness in the now, then I think you're doing the wrong thing.
It's all well and good to have long-term objectives, and we all hope we beat our life expectancy numbers, but you have to make every effort to be happy now, and not wait for some distant and uncertain future that may or may not become reality.