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 Commonly, people try to design a wonderful life for themselves and for their family. The opposite approach is to drift through life and react to whatever happens to you. In the film "Forrest Gump" the main character repeated his mother's guidance, "Life is like a box of chocolates. You don't know what you will get," and his life was illustrated by a bird's feather that floated wherever the wind moved it. The film was one of Actor Tom Hanks' finest. Yet, there were inconsistencies in the basic message of "Do what you like and everything will turn out fine." Forrest's Mother definitely tried to design her son's life when she did (what she could) to get him into a better school, got him braces for his crooked legs, and encouraged him to reach potential beyond what she believed he could physically or mentally accomplish. She did not teach him to be a couch potato who ate chocolate all day and hoped for the best. How do you design a wo...

 Commonly, people try to design a wonderful life for themselves and for their family. The opposite approach is to drift through life and react to whatever happens to you. In the film "Forrest Gump" the main character repeated his mother's guidance, "Life is like a box of chocolates. You don't know what you will get," and his life was illustrated by a bird's feather that floated wherever the wind moved it. The film was one of Actor Tom Hanks' finest. Yet, there were inconsistencies in the basic message of "Do what you like and everything will turn out fine." Forrest's Mother definitely tried to design her son's life when she did (what she could) to get him into a better school, got him braces for his crooked legs, and encouraged him to reach potential beyond what she believed he could physically or mentally accomplish. She did not teach him to be a couch potato who ate chocolate all day and hoped for the best. How do you design a won...

 Commonly, people try to design a wonderful life for themselves and for their family. The opposite approach is to drift through life and react to whatever happens to you. In the film "Forrest Gump" the main character repeated his mother's guidance, "Life is like a box of chocolates. You don't know what you will get," and his life was illustrated by a bird's feather that floated wherever the wind moved it. The film was one of Actor Tom Hanks' finest. Yet, there / were inconsistencies in the basic message of "Do what you like and everything will turn out fine." Forrest's Mother definitely tried to design her son's life when she did (what she could) to get him into a better school, got him braces for his crooked legs, and encouraged him to reach potential beyond what she believed he could physically or mentally accomplish. She did not teach him to be a couch potato who ate chocolate all day and hoped for the best. How do you design a w...