Add to the list of infallible wisdom...

which to remember, yet ignore, and later bestow upon the grandchildren in a speech replete with finger-waggling, so that they may disregard until adulthood, then finally remember, understand, and proceed to ignore it themselves.

"The desire for something, while you cannot have it, will always outweigh the appreciation of it, once attained."

In other words...

innately acquired.

I'm just toeing the surface of the ocean here, but nothing inherently means anything. There exists no innate value or meaning, and nothing is any one thing until someone decides it's so. You only are if you or someone else says so, and the truth of any object or situation is predicated solely on the most vigilant faction or widely-accepted consensus of opinion about it. So the next time you decide something, remember that you're either alone in your decision, or alone with the people who agree with you, but it gets no more definitive than that.

drive.

If I died tomorrow, there would be nothing extraordinary in my obituary. That's how I know I'm wasting my life. Here's to harnessing something that will drive me.

I have so many passions. Where is my direction?