Follow a process down the path to failure is like driving into the lake because your GPS told you to.
This post was submitted by Jason L.
Posted in Work.
– September 3, 2010
EVALUATE. Take the time to Evaluate the situation.
DECIDE. Once you have Evaluated the situation, make your Decision.
ACCEPT. Once you have made your decision Accept the rewards or consequences of your decision.
This post was submitted by HardRock Miner.
Posted in Life.
– September 2, 2010
I once thought my life’s purpose was to create my personal reality through my struggle and effort. That proved a frustration and at times hopeless. Now I find the greater power lies in being able to describe it as it simply occurs. My description effortlessly creates my reality.
This post was submitted by robert ray.
Posted in Life.
– September 1, 2010
This post was submitted by Richard.
Posted in Life.
– August 31, 2010
People will survive most any stress if they have a sense of coherence: (1) feeling that you know what’s going on (comprehensibility), (2) that you can handle things (manageability), and (3), that it’s worth the effort (meaning and purpose).
A sense of meaning and purpose is the most important factor in surviving stress.
This post was submitted by paul g. mattiuzzi, ph.d..
Posted in Surviving in difficult times.
– August 30, 2010
Life is a series of choices. The “Trick” is to make the right ones.
This post was submitted by Jeff Hoeft.
Posted in Life.
– August 29, 2010
I joined the army infantry at 18, went to war at 19 and left at 21. I’ve seen many things, but a contract is one thing I never want to see again.
This post was submitted by Rowan.
Posted in Uncategorized.
– August 28, 2010
Plan A always fails, that why you have a Plan B.
This post was submitted by Anthony Harrison.
Posted in Life.
– August 28, 2010
They say that time changes things but you actually have to change them yourself. Andy Warhol said that and the longer I live the more it rings true.
This post was submitted by Tom Arbour .
Posted in Found 50's.
– August 27, 2010
We play the lottery every day, whether you buy a ticket or not. Some times the most glorious fortune can befall us, at other times, great tragedy. You never know. Know what I’m sayin?
This post was submitted by Steve.
Posted in Life.
– August 26, 2010
