what exactly does that imply?
Different people have to climb different staircases for success? How is that useful insight?
Different people have to climb different staircases for success? How is that useful insight?
Yep, it is naive to expect to find a useful, insightful answer to "What Should I Do with My Life, Now?" in a short article on the web. Instead of trying to actually answer the question, Bronson points out why a lot of glib answers to the question are wrong. Maybe a little bait and switch with the title, but useful nonetheless.
It is similar to the response "mu", which is "I cannot answer your question because it is based on a false premise." Here, the false premise is that the nature of "should" is simple and universal when in fact it is individual and situational.
from "Don't forget the sunscreen" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bwVVpwBKUp0