While I very much agree that restarting at age 6, with all I've gathered till now, could fetch me more than twenty million dollars, I do not have the mental capacity to re-live my life. I mean, there are somethings that are inevitable, no matter how much you know about it. Having to re-feel, the nostalgia and other factors? I'll pass on restarting at 6 please.
I'm still quite young and in more than a decade of my life, I've learnt more, than what restarting could teach me. Life won't be blissful or interesting if I know what will come next. I've made mistakes, mistakes I'm not proud of. I've cried and cried, over and over again, I've drafted out plans, waiting and working patiently to bring them to life. Who is to say, that knowing everything and restarting at 6 won't have its own problems? I've lived age 6 share of Life and that's in the past now.
Ma should always say "what's gone is fine, you can't change the past but you can make the present better for the future". And that's the theory I love with. I know and have learnt from what's happened in the past, from the present I can predict the future to an extent, what more do I need to want to go back to the past? Maybe to taste grandma's sweet foods but that will eventually pass. Today is what I'm focused on, what tomorrow holds is another key focus. Yesterday is behind so, again, that twenty million dollars in cash, help me pass it. In my country, most of us will settle for money.😅
I have plans for little and huge capitals, from where I come from, you learn as early as your eyes would let you see. So, if I were given the 20 million dollars in cash, I know I'd firstly stash it in an account, invest, redraft my plans and get to work on them. It's easier to restart from age 6, but, what's life without challenges? Without tears? Without hurdles to cross? Without excitements and whatnot? I'll pick twenty million dollars anytime, especially since I have a debt to pay to the ones that raised me and years are not on their side.
Byeee
