There are two kinds of prices: the price of pursuit and the price of pain.
Both of them can be costly.
In the pursuit of predetermined objectives and ends, a person pays the price of discipline, development, and consistency.
At the time, it can be rather taxing and tedious. But in the end, it is worth the effort.
On the other hand, when one does not pay the price of pursuit, they automatically choose the price of pain.
This comes when the chickens come home to roost.
At that point, a person is forced to embrace the outcomes of choices made, and acts committed or omitted.
The price of pain manifests as regret and disgruntlement.
Choose today what price you'd rather pay.
Welcome to your future!
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