My problem is not that I can't achieve my target. My problem is to decide which target to hit! How do you prioritize and reduce your goals to a focused few? Let's say you have 20 equally excellent food. You can't eat all of those - no way. And it's very difficult to find which 3 are most tasty amongst all these without tasting each of those 20. Do you taste all 20 a little bit then? In that case you won't actually eat any of the food properly. Or do you deliberately decide here are 3 out of those 20 that I am going to eat? Which 3 then? Randomly? How do you decide? I have read plenty of books, countless pages to find the answer - its not written anywhere. Everyone says once you fix your goal, how to achieve it. Well that's easy. No one says how to fix your goal in the first place (actually some people do say but that doesn't answer my thirst). Having options is a bless most of times, but for me sometimes, having options is the real pain! Any help?
We moved to a new rental house near BART end of last month. We have stayed in LakeView Apartments for three and half years before moving here. I was too busy with my office works the last month and hence Shusmita did most of the packings. We got the new house key 1 week earlier than our move in date of first November. So we actually moved 24th October Saturday and took rest of the one week to slowly finish the moves. We rented DesiMovers who moved all out packed cartoon (30+) and many unpacked staffs. They disassembled the bed and assembled back again. Although a bit costly, they were quick and did a good job of transferring all the staffs and assembling those back again. All our friends in Fremont liked the house as we did. I wish I would not be a tenant but the owner of the house! However, buying house is very expensive in California and I can't simply afford it maintaining my current lifestyle, I let myself forget about it. Tuhin Bhai (Ripa's hubby) gave a surprise visit...
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