OUT OF THE RAT RACE INTO THE REAL RACE - Arthur C Mokarow & Christofer French - September 1976

Arthur C Mokarow & Christofer French

Human beings are goal-oriented creatures. If we have no goals, we're frustrated. If we have too many, we're confused. Here's the key to putting your commitments in order. When you watch a robin with cocked head, alert and engrossed, suddenly dip his sharp beak into the earth for an unwary worm, you might ask yourself the question: "But what does he do for fun?" The answer" Along with his other instinctual ha bits, that's all he does. That's his work, his fun , his play, his whole life. The robin is totally committed to "doing his thing." On the other hand humans must discover their "thing" on their own. That's why many just "happen" through life, letting time, circumstance, and life's vicissitudes push them here and there in an endless rat race. Small wonder so many are confused through much of their lives. We are made to commit ourselves to a purpose. In short, we are made to be goal oriented. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library