I used to love the idea of labels and titles—the idea of being called this or that. Nowadays I just try and accomplish my goals. If people note my accomplishments and label/classify me as a this or a that, then that’s their problem; I couldn’t care less.
I’m just trying to finish what I set out to do.
Dirty Sci-Fi Buddha 
Labels are limiting.
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I think it’s called “branding” and people are recognized by their brand. Sort of like how targeted ads work.
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Then I hope to be branded an autodidact polymath, which seems to be the most label-free brand I could strive for. 😉
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Hell ya.
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Simple concept. Low profile. Quality counts.
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Your musings are helping me to understand my own musings. I just recently first realized that musings are thoughts going around in my head while I am sitting at a red light, wondering why this or that happens and whether it’s all worth it. Judging by a portion of your face (another post), you as a young man have a good grasp on yourself whereas I, as 60+ person am still learning about myself and my “musings”. If helping others is one of your goals, Congratulations!
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I think even helping others can be a trap in some cases…”good intentions pave the way to hell” and all…that being said, I am INCREDIBLY grateful and feel extremely blessed that I was able to help you, Elva! I simply seek to present a case through my actions and deductions that it is worthwhile to be in harmony with a philosophy that attains tangible results, and is bounded by ethics. 🙂 Don’t let my face fool you—I’ve got some dog years on me, haha!
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Labels are descriptors, that’s all. They don’t tell who you are or how you function. You decide that.
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Exactly. 🙂
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