No worries. A hobby is only worth doing as long as you enjoy it, or else you better be getting paid, right? I think there will be a time you're really driven again, and that's when you will be shodan.
Go is an Asian board game, over 2000 years old. The rules of the game are simple, as are the elements. Lines and circles, black and white, wood and stone. Two players, black and white, take turns playing on the board. The game is played on the intersections of the lines, and stones do not move once placed on the board. The goal of the game is to control the most territory. Though the rules are so simple, strategy is immensely complex. However, this game is incredibly versatile. It can be relentlessly violent, or surprisingly peaceful.
This blog chronicles my forays into the game, and my goal of reaching shodan (one dan).
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No worries. A hobby is only worth doing as long as you enjoy it, or else you better be getting paid, right? I think there will be a time you're really driven again, and that's when you will be shodan.
I don't see anything that you enjoy doing as failure.
Sometimes the road-trip matters more than the destination. The destination is just there to give the road-trip "a general direction".
Hmm. I wonder if that metaphor applies to religion and life-in-general too?
Ahh, I should clarify. I meant not getting to shodan. :(
Hee. :D
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