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Next Life - the virtue of rationality

Correct me if I am wrong.

Is your self-interest to be successful in what your heart is set in to achieve?
Are emotions from the past clouding your judgement?

One advice to you - Play the Game of Reason!

Are you impulsive? Are you repeating old patters that make you runhappy.

Remember your ultimate purpose, being happy, creating a dinasty, having numerous collaborators and successful venture.

Focus on the present, rewrite the past and the future is yours.

Your children and connections will be inspired by the strength your display in creating the life you have always dreamt of

The virtues of Ayn Rand may support you in implementing the life of your dream:

*Rational (use our thinking)
*Independent
*Have integrity
*Honesty
*Justice
*Productiveness
*Pride

Embrace them and transform yourself
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