People say they want IT, but they don’t really want IT. The thought of having IT sounds great, but they’re not built for the work to get IT. Marcus Troy

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  1. a Fresh Pair July 7th, 2009 1:50 am

    well marcus,
    if everyone had the energy
    to get up and really work for what they wanted.
    the world would be quiet different,
    more people would have connections, power, and money.
    are we really ready for all these happy people!?
    what would be the separation then!?

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  2. Greg Washington July 7th, 2009 8:46 am

    To a lot of people “IT” is something a lot different than you might think. A lot of people assume that pursuing your dreams means going after a lot of money, or fame, or whatever. But the reality is, some people truly are content with less. Good family, good friends and good health. That’s “IT”.

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  3. Marcus July 7th, 2009 8:58 am

    “IT” is really meant to be interpreted. IT can mean building solid relationships with your friends and family. Some people are not willing to put in the work to build with their friends or family. The “IT” is really what to want it to be, I don’t think people are naturally content with wanting less, every one wants the “IT” for their particular situation what ever it may be, not everyone is willing to work for it. It is really left to be interpreted.

    I love these type of conversations.

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  4. Kam July 7th, 2009 9:10 am

    I think people want what they think “IT” is but don’t necessarily have a clue on how to go about it. The grass always looks greener on the other side. But the work that goes into maintaining these type of lawns deter people from actually keeping it. Hard work and patience is a cornerstone for anything worth wanting, having and keeping. And honestly, everyone isn’t meant to have it. Some people don’t have that “IT” factor while others are born with it. I think “IT” boils down to what you think “IT” is and how bad you want “IT”. That determines if you’re going to strive for “IT”.

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