I think I am autistic, I just don't and can't understand this kind of things. There are periods when I can't see any point in doing basically anything, including vitals like eating or going home back from the office, sometimes I just suddenly stop along the way trying to convince myself to get home. But there are some other periods when I don't care why, I just want to do fun stuff or develop myself and I really do enjoy it. I guess I'm in one of those periods since all I can ask you is “What's the point of seeking for a goal when you can just enjoy the present moment?”

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~rosie88 wrote:

I have the opposite conundrum as you do, I am always in "the present moment". I have been for year. I have ignored goal setting for so long that I have forgotten what a goal is so when I read that, for me it was incentive enough to set a goal of sorts and stick with it and see where it leads. I am excited to see where it leads.

~rosie88 wrote:

I have the opposite conundrum as you do, I am always in "the present moment". I have been for year. I have ignored goal setting for so long that I have forgotten what a goal is so when I read that, for me it was incentive enough to set a goal of sorts and stick with it and see where it leads. I am excited to see where it leads.