From: MBSJ79@aol.com
Date: Wed Jun 02 2004 - 23:51:48 BST
I have a question for all you MOQers out there: Why does it seem that
anything done for immediate gratification contradicts that which is done for ultimate
sucess?
For example; if you decide that you'd rather play video games all day than go
to school, it's more immediately gratifying, but ultimately it's probably a
very unwise decision. Likewise, going to school may not be (and probably is
not) immediately gratifying, although ultimately it's more than likely a better
decision. Any thoughts?
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