The Price of Achievement

"A lot of unnecessary pain in the world is caused by people running on their own racetracks, furiously trying to get ahead of one another with their heads bowed and their blinkers on. They keep running: trying to go faster, higher and stronger in the hopes of achieving that which has yet to be achieved. In that they sometimes pay a hefty fee - the price of family, of friendship, of kinship and of health. The price of pain is indeed the price of achievement and it must be paid generation after generation but the racetrack does not demand of you the price of love, for you may run on it just as well in a spirit of camaraderie, respect and fellowship. So take some time, raise your head, lift a glance, and acknowledge your fellow runners for it is they that make your race worth running."

~ Divye Kapoor

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  1. Very true. But a man's so called ego, greediness, self preservation takes over his soul and leads to the path of self destructiveness and loneliness. Power and money and has never made man happy, nor will it, there is nothing in its nature to produce happiness. The more of it one has the more one wants.

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