31 May 2013

Welcome back to Filosophy Fridays for your Saturday mornings.

Today we look at a famous, albeit brief, motivational speech from the most Western Eastern philosopher in recent times. The Daily Quota has alluded to his work before, but this is a much more well-known speech.

It's called 'What if Money were no Object?' and it bascially asks that very question - if money were out of the equation, what would you be doing?
What would you like to be doing - either as a profession, or with the free time you have from not working as hard?

It's a simple question, but remarkably weighty in its requests. We often pick a comfortable lie over a harsh reality, and it is often because we're afraid of answering this very question...

Watch the 3-minute recording below and start your weekend with a dash of enlightenment.