I cannot deny that. Sometimes, it just does not work that way. Most of the times, we do not have the luxury to give up what we are doing to go on to do what is fun for us and what we love doing. Sometimes, it seems nearly impossible to chase one’s dreams. At the very least, I believe one should still give it more than just a mere try.

This book is inspirational, though no doubt, one cannot deny the fact that the author has had been lucky through his life and career. I also heard the graduation speech Steve Jobs gave at Standford. I loved some parts of it, especially where he says something to the effect of, “Life is too short; don’t spend it living someone’s life.” He speaks from experience, and looking back, you would feel, just like you would after reading this book and about Richard’s life, that Steve got lucky too. But, I believe anyone can get lucky. They only need to believe in something, and try to achieve it.

All the while, I am sorry to hear about your not having discovered what you enjoy doing. I hope you do pretty soon.

For me i still haven’t discovered what i enjoy doing even at the age of 23. So i am in a pretty sad state!!!. I have set my Career goals and objectives but in reality its not really something i enjoy doing…. epic fail i must say.