Going through a bumpy bit on the road of life recently made me think .. do I have the right mix of laziness, impatience and hubris? It's an interesting question, and after thinking for a bit I realized my life mix has been wrong.
But I won't spoil it .. how's your mix?
- Too much, not enough, the right amount of laziness?
- Too much, not enough, the right amount of impatience?
- Too much, not enough, the right amount of hubris?
My C&O is rusty -- that comes up with 26 options, which is kinda ridiculous:
- more laziness, more impatience, more hubris
- more laziness, more impatience
- more laziness, more impatience, less hubris
- more laziness, more hubris
- more laziness
- more laziness, less hubris
- more laziness, less impatience, more hubris
- more laziness, less impatience
- more laziness, less impatience, less hubris
- more impatience, more hubris
- more impatience
- more impatience, less hubris
- more hubris
- less hubris
- less impatience, more hubris
- less impatience
- less impatience, less hubris
- less laziness, more impatience, more hubris
- less laziness, more impatience
- less laziness, more impatience, less hubris
- less laziness, more hubris
- less laziness
- less laziness, less hubris
- less laziness, less impatience, more hubris
- less laziness, less impatience
- less laziness, less impatience, less hubris
Maybe we should use just
- more laziness
- less laziness
- more impatience
- less impatience
- more hubris
- less hubris
and have people explain themselves further in their replies.
Alex / talexb / Toronto
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