Ever play those free roaming video games? They have those amazing graphics and to some extent, imitate reality?
I used to love the free roaming part.
Especially if the level I had to pass was hard and annoying– you could just steal cars and race cops (Grand Theft Auto).
In the video game of life theres a similar setting equivalent to free roam, float. Floating. Not moving. Not progressing. Avoiding the mission.
A lot of us choose to play the game like this… never fully playing.
The real challenge here is when you get so off course, how the hell do you find the main mission? How do you get back on track?
Unlike video games, it’s not going to be as simple as following an icon on a map.
The way life reveals that guiding icon is through building. The Universe rewards making things… either happen, or from nothing.
If you can move and take on a challenging new role– do it. If you’re unfulfilled and need a side project, build something. It doesn’t have to be a total obsession or passion, just work on something, even casually.
Movement leads to the course.
But whatever you do, don’t convince yourself that your game is just a free roam– theres no such thing.
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