I am a young guy in a hard knock position. I DO NOT WRITE TO COMPLAIN. My recently divorced mother and I are raising four young kids and im trying to make something of myself at the same time. I dont complain about taking care of my family in anyway. But what id like to know is there a passage in Atlas Shrugged that i can view to help me stay the course. I am the proudest person i know and will never quit on them, but even the best of us have times of weakness. ive read the atlas shrugged 4 times, and try with all my heart to follow the principals. But what does one do when he lives to take care of others, i want to find my own path but how can i combine what i have to do now with what i need to do for myslef. I know some of you know it so much better than i and maybe some insight from other thinkers will help.
i appreciate it
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- It takes a world to build a nation
- 21 and counting
- re: . . . but only a nation to build a world . . .
- americaforming
- Humble?
- re: *we*
- Imagine the world today without America
- A shining city on the hill
- Bending other states to their will
- "Spreading democracy by gunpoint."
- Spreading ideology at gunpoint
- re: Spreading ideology at gunpoint
- You're being obtuse again
- re: You're being obtuse again
- Definitions
- Literacy and Rand
- John Galt
- re: Loghorrea and Rand
- re: Loghorrea and Rand
- Yer missing my points here Tom
- re: Yer missing my points here Tom
- You had some?
- And there wasn't nothin' Nietzsche couldn't teachya 'bout the raising of the wrist
- Cute tripe, Tom
- Heidegger, Heidegger was a boozy beggar who could think you under the table
- Literacy and Rand
- re: You're being obtuse again
- You're being obtuse again
- re: Spreading ideology at gunpoint
- Spreading ideology at gunpoint
- A shining city on the hill
- re: Humility is a might hard to come by . . .
- two outa three :-)
- americaforming