Carla's journey and what it took to make it happen
When you find yourself in ugly situations do you get caught up in the viscous circle? The viscous circle of looking for more and more situations to be offended by? Learn how to change your awareness and invest your energy in making things better for YOU!
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Here is today’s Monday Pick Me Up
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Tim Wrightman, a former All-American UCLA football player, tells a story about how, as a rookie lineman in the National Football League, he was up against the legendary pass rusher Lawrence Taylor. Taylor was not only physically powerful and uncommonly quick but a master at verbal intimidation.
Looking young Tim in the eye, he said, “Sonny, get ready. I’m going to the left and there’s nothing you can do about it.”
Here is today’s Monday Pick Me Up
An excellent story by Augie Mendoza.
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I Graduated from Brazosport High School in Freeport, Texas in May 1972. Not dressed in white (honors), but I graduated.
That summer like the previous summer, I worked as a longshoreman loading corn, flour and corn sacks weighing 50 to 140 lbs. and 900 lbs. caustic soda drums on freight ships bound to other countries at nearby Brazos Harbor and Dow Chemical A2 Dock.
This was one of the better paying jobs in the area. It was grueling, hard, heavy work, but I loved it at the time. My father had been doing this job most of his life since it paid well.
Fall came around and I had already decided that I did not want to make my living as a longshoreman. Work was inconsistent and when it was there it only went to the ones with the most seniority, unless there was too much. There was very little opportunity for a better job when you got older.
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Developing your patience muscle gives you the ability to tolerate frustration, the ability to “go with the flow”. This makes building your home based business much less stressful and you can enjoy yourself more.
“Patience is necessary, and one cannot reap immediately where one has sown.” ~ Soren Kierkegaard
Everyone needs to learn to overcome the challenges that happen to us all. We live in a world today that is all about “instant”. Microwaves, instant food,… People want to have instant results without putting in the effort it takes to achieve a quality end product.
To develop your patience muscle you will need to keep these 4 practices in mind… Continue reading “Home Business Tips – Patience, Where Did Mine Go? (Do You Have Yours?)”
One of the great lessons I have learned while building my home based business is the ability to research. It is amazing the resources that are out there today, all you have to do is to look for them.
I remember about a year and a half ago being so frustrated with a computer program that I could not get to do what I wanted. I was new to the program and had next to no resources to assist me. I learned from my computer tech that the best thing to do would be to “Google” my question. It took a while for that to sink in, actually quite a while before I started using it on a consistent basis. Since then I have discovered 3 tips that assist me in continuing to grow my home based business even when I want to quit… Continue reading “Home Business Tips – 3 Tips to Keep Going (Even When You Don’t Want to)”