As humans, we want everything. Sometimes, we wish for more than our imagination can process. Like the saying goes, if wishes were rockets, there would be a party going on on Mars. We are free to imagine, wishful thinking is also free. When it comes to decision making, wishing is not a valid variable.
The most frequent activity we partake in everyday is decision making... From basic acts like the choice of whether to get out of bed in the morning or stay in and not go anywhere; to complex decisions like kind of business to invest in or the kind of partner we want to spend our lives with.
There are rules that guide our decisions and choices. for instance, you can not choose to go sky-diving when you are suffering from a dizzy spell, except of course, you have some other wish,so also you can not strive to own a $100,000 bill...it simply does not exist. When those rules are not diligently followed, our effort most likely will be equal the square of zero... a case of effort in futility.
Your next decision should be guided reason and facts. Invest your time and effort in a activities that are worthwhile, and remember, your right goes wrong when it infringes on another person's right.
Nice little bit of Monday morning motivation for me, thanks!
I think your point about decisions is spot on. The choices we make determines our outcomes - so, even though there's no such thing as a $100,000 bill, if you don't have $100,000 sitting in your bank account, it's because you don't want to have $100,000 sitting in your bank account.