Common Sense
June 18, 2015 2 Comments
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About Keerthika Singaravel
wealthymatters 
Easier said than done! When you reach my age you’ll realise the futility of common sense.
I suppose it’s habit and conditioning, combined with the craziness of excessive busyness that makes us continue doing the meaningless stuff that prevents us from giving time and attention to the things that really matter.