what you should do with your life: if youve been wondering

this is a short dissertation about what you should do with your life, ok.  maybe youve been having doubts about something in your mind.  maybe you want to start your own business, travel abroad, write that book you always wanted to write & get it published...whatever.  i get it, you have goals.  ambitions in life.  maybe more than the average Joe on the street.  perhaps you are more exceptional than your peers, who spend their time wasting it on frivolous things that you sometimes indulge in yourself but, in the back of your mind youre thinking...this is not in my long term plans.  its ok.  dont beat yourself up about it.  everyone goes through phases in life.  that being said...you have to be able to plan out some type of road map for your future.  if you want to ramp up your game on social media, become a better blogger, learn more about branding & marketing...do it.  do it now or do it soon.  i find more and more in my own life that i have less & less time to waste doing useless junk.  productivity is now one of my mantras because value is in such short supply today.  when people are posting about tech issues that will probably be irrelevant 2 months from now, you could be working on bigger issues...deeper issues.  how to solve the big ones.  poverty.  child hunger.  water shortages.  well maybe you dont have to tackle all of these today.  maybe not even tomorrow, or ever.  but the point that you think about these issues Matters with a capital M.  since you are a deep thinker you have to think beyond the scope of your own dreams & ambitions & also think about what you can do with your capital after you have made your own dreams become a reality with your entrepreneurship.  of course, you will have everything you want in life if you do what you know must be done.  the true test is being able to give back to causes you truly believe in once you get the chance.  not that anyone will necessarily ever be able to pay you back, per se.  but you will get it all back in karma dollars, and...not to sound cliche, but virtue is indeed its own reward.  ok sermon over! LOL.