A short spoken monologue advising listeners to be mindful about what they are working toward. The speaker warns against chasing external status or others' opinions (which are unstable), urges choosing "life-giving" goals, and recommends actively pursuing those meaningful aims once identified.
I think my advice would probably be to be mindful of what you're working for. Just be mindful of it. I think that it's been mentioned here, you know, you be careful of, you know, seeking status, seeking somebody else's opinion. Those things, they're always changing and the goal posts are always moving and you can never, you'll never hit it and once, and if you ever did, for some reason, you probably wouldn't even realize it because you're looking at a different set of goal posts. So be, be mindful of what you're working for and make sure that it's something that's life giving and if it is, then chase it.
