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Quoted: "No One Can Give 'Meaning' To Your Life Except You"
Submitted by Greg on December 19, 2006 - 4:17pm.
MarketWatch's Paul B. Farrell asks you to think about what will be truly important when you retire:
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That's a brilliant quote
Thanks for sharing that quote. I think we all have our moments of "quiet desperation" just because life can sometimes seem empty -- but I really like the concept that making your life meaningful, or finding the meaning in your life, is up to the individual. To me that means casting aside all of society's judgments and listening to one's inner voice, and living in accordance with that truest part of oneself.
Catherine
http://ourladyofperfection.blogspot.com
Oops
Everything I'm doing today seems to be a little off. I just noticed that this quote was posted last December! Still, it popped up as something that might interest me after my last post in the midlife and always single women thread, so I stand by my remarks!
Catherine
http://ourladyofperfection.blogspot.com
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