A brief YouTube short by TJ Walker reflecting on how the quality of life depends on how one defines pleasure. Walker contrasts destructive pleasures (e.g., heroin, dangerous stunts) with constructive pleasures (e.g., poetry, friends, laughter) and urges viewers to choose joys that create real benefit with minimal destruction, referencing a personal 'TJ Walker habit.'
So much of the quality of your life comes down to how you define pleasure. Every human being seeks pleasure if it's in the form of heroin or an adrenaline rush from jumping off tall buildings that can have one ending. If it is in the realm of creating poetry, spending time with friends and laughing, that has another impact. But give real thought to pleasure. Don't simply do what the TV ads tell you and the Internet marketers come up with pleasure that genuinely creates joy in your life and, ideally, as little destruction as possible. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.
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