Theres nothing wrong with relearning a lesson, best to be glad you did and move on. Its all to easy to let life dictate your routine and squeeze out those activities or responsibilities which don't seem to contribute to our basic needs. The hierarchy of those needs is certainly up for debate, for most of us making money and paying bills usually seem to make their way to the fore. They are however quite unimportant in meeting [most] or our psychological needs, the people, places and activities which please us are all to easily forgotten. Taking a step back, recognizing those basic facts and checking if they've become applicable to you will in my view improve your life immeasurably more than the accumulation of money. Of course bills need paying, but its vital that we asses our lives regularly to ensure the balance of needs is met, for yourself and those you spend your lives with. Learning to work with the other uncontrollable aspects of your life is the key; find ways to adapt to achieve the same end result rather than vainly trying to impose old habits on constantly changing circumstances... like me, you'll be much happier for it. [5.91m - 48:45 - 08:14/m]
[England's imperial past shines even on the dullest London day]
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