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Many times in life, you find something interesting and fascinating. Usually, it's very hard to get. So you make it your goal to do or get whatever it is you want. Working and working for it gets you exhausted and weary, but the sight of that thing being yours or is accomplished keep you going. Until all your hard work pulls off, all your time that you have goes toward it. When you finally do enough for your goal...sometimes you don't really want it after all. What do you do then? Do you get angry at yourself for being so easily pushed into labor? Or do you learn something new of the experience you had? There are plenty of actions you could do if you realized it in the first place. In the end of it all, what do you do when the goal you want so bad is reached? Maybe you're happy and releived that you did what you did. Then you want to accomplish another. Is that all we're going to do? Keep making new goals until we have none left? Or is it just natural for people to do that? I can't really say...