Deep Thoughts
The topic of regrets has been coming up a lot lately. This weekend I went to a Chrysler trainee reunion and we talked about the colleges we chose and the decision to stay or leave Chrysler. Who regrets their decisions and who doesn't.
I think I can safely say that I would have found satisfaction in any decision I would have made.
I said I wished I would have gone to State. But when asked if I could do it all over again would I have gone there, I said no. I think those are different statements.
Same with Chrysler. If things were different, or rather, the same as they had always been, I would have stayed. I would have loved to have stayed.
My point is, the same point that thousands of others have made in the past - the decisions I have made have made me who and I...have lead me to here and I wouldn't change that.
That's all.
I just wanted to say that. I would have loved to have Studied abroad. Spent time living in Chicago or New York. Or spent less time working and more time playing during my summers in college. But if I had done any of these things, my life would have ended up differently. And I will never know if it would have been horribly worse, or somehow better, but what is the point of wondering when you'll never have an answer. And even if you did, would it really be worth knowing?
I think I can safely say that I would have found satisfaction in any decision I would have made.
I said I wished I would have gone to State. But when asked if I could do it all over again would I have gone there, I said no. I think those are different statements.
Same with Chrysler. If things were different, or rather, the same as they had always been, I would have stayed. I would have loved to have stayed.
My point is, the same point that thousands of others have made in the past - the decisions I have made have made me who and I...have lead me to here and I wouldn't change that.
That's all.
I just wanted to say that. I would have loved to have Studied abroad. Spent time living in Chicago or New York. Or spent less time working and more time playing during my summers in college. But if I had done any of these things, my life would have ended up differently. And I will never know if it would have been horribly worse, or somehow better, but what is the point of wondering when you'll never have an answer. And even if you did, would it really be worth knowing?