I understand where you’re coming from. But there will always be repetition, whether you’re doing a 9-5 or running your own business. As I said the secret is to renew your vision of the cycles by seeing them in different ways. No two days are alike, but there are many similarities.

For example to get financial freedom. I have to push my self and get motivated everyday to achieved this.

I once wrote, “Childhood ends when life as discovery ends and life as repetition begins.” Isn’t that exactly what you’re getting at?

I think that one of the psychological problems is that our survival programming tends to put anything familiar into the more or less unattended background . . . because if it has been with us long enough or often enough to be familiar, it can’t kill us. Unfortunately that efficiency mechanism also rusts our ability to appreciate familiar things by really noticing them. Someone we have to learn to see the unfamiliar in the familiar.

It was said of Goethe that he would see more in an hour’s trip close to home than most people would see in a trip around the world.

I hope you don’t mind the imitation, but you’ve inspired me to write more about these ideas on PEGASUS.