Top 10 reasons for committing suicidee
1. No longer wanting to be the best at everything I do
2. No longer wanting to be the best at everything I do
3. No longer wanting to be the best at everything I do
4. No longer wanting to be the best at everything I do
5. No longer wanting to be the best at everything I do
6. No longer wanting to be the best at everything I do
7. No longer wanting to be the best at everything I do
8. No longer wanting to be the best at everything I do
9. No longer wanting to be the best at everything I do
10. No longer wanting to be the best at everything I do
What it all comes down to is pride, pride in yourself, and pride in the organization surrounding you. I could not imagine a child wanting to grow up and be the Vice President, or the backup quarterback. Yet those people are important and there is no shame in their life, because in order to make it to second best they had to strive and sweat. Aim for perfect my friend Joe Gonzales always says and where you land will be good enough. I am wondering now whether I am different, did I accidentally get the success gene, is it my upbringing? I know for a fact that I have a brother who is the best damn janitor in Citrus County and who really cares about doing a good job for the health and safety of the children at the school he works at. He is a success, not rich or powerful, but good at what he does and striving to move up. It seems all my brothers have that a little, maybe it is nurture instead of nature. At any rate not wanting to try harder to me seems to be the saddest thing on Earth and I am hoping that those of you who read this and agree will make an attempt to pass the message along.
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