Beyond Wishes: What's Your Own Definition of Luxury ?

Wouldn't it be wonderful, you think, to simply wish for everything you desire without the relentless effort ?

5 am. Alarm's screech. "Two minutes," you murmur, shutting your eyes close. Minutes morph into oblivion. You blink, expecting 5:02 AM. Sunlight screams a different truth: 8:30 AM.

Panic jolts you awake. A frantic scramble becomes your morning symphony

The horrifying truth crashes over you - 30 minutes late for work! A desperate scramble for the fastest route to the office fills your mind. Be there by 8:45... surely, that's possible, right?

This, it seems, is the price of success, the necessary sacrifice for the luxury of achieving your dreams.

The earth's 90% awaken each morning with a purpose, a list of goals as clear as day. For them, squeezing twenty minutes out of a morning might mean a minor inconvenience, a jog instead of a leisurely stroll.

But the earth's 10%, a silent minority for whom time stretches differently. There are no deadlines, no meetings, just the simple pleasure of another day unfolding. This, for some, might seem mundane, but for others, it represents the epitome of luxury

This 8:30 wouldn't be a frantic scramble, but perhaps a chance to savour a sunrise they normally miss - Earth's 10%

This stark contrast highlights the paradox of luxury, its inherently subjective nature. What one person finds precious, another may consider ordinary.

True luxury, perhaps, doesn't reside in a specific object or experience, but in the internal fulfilment derived from our pursuits. Whether it's the exhilaration of achievement or the quiet contentment of a life well-lived, the most valuable luxuries are often the ones we create ourselves, aligning with the things that make us feel truly alive.

So, embark on your own adventure of self-discovery, and define luxury on your own terms. After all, the most valuable treasures are often not the ones you acquire, but the ones you cultivate within yourself.