Archive for the 'Courage' Category
Original ideas are a dime a dozen. Here is my formula for faking new perspectives: I think of something: for example (cars) and ask my mom and dad: (wikipedia and google) about it. They tell me lots of stuff no one should ever have to know about something – let’s say automobiles. I look for [...]
July 28th, 2010 | Posted in Confidence, Courage, Operating Systems | 135 Comments
Dude was going to back right over my wife and I. Only anticipatory evasive action avoided a nasty collision between ourselves and the reversing auto but what intrigued me was the perfectly coordinated occurrence of the situation. There Definitely Is a Right Time & Place But Where Is It & When? Normally, this would be [...]
July 27th, 2010 | Posted in Awareness, Courage, Critical Thinking | 7 Comments
Howdy friends. The stuff I describe below got me into a lot of trouble. It even got my boss into trouble. His boss’s boss phoned me to stop what I was doing from spreading to other area properties under their management. It worked – I only lasted 4 months with this company. I wrote these [...]
July 22nd, 2010 | Posted in Ancient History, Courage, Humour | 16 Comments
It’s Not What You Say But How You Say It Laughter is so powerful it can make people pee their pants and cry like a baby. In fact, a few minutes of har-de-har hilarity will have most folks rolling on the ground, pleading for it to stop, stop. Please make it stop! Now, there is [...]
July 8th, 2010 | Posted in Courage, Critical Thinking, Humour | 7 Comments
Follow The Yellow Slick Road The guys could not wait to urinate on somebody. Even though I was only twelve years old, I immediately understood that this was a powerful force which would require intelligent and cautious containment. The wacky discovery revealed itself to me as I recruited my brother into my new gang: The [...]
June 8th, 2010 | Posted in Courage, Critical Thinking, Taking Responsibility | 9 Comments
Respect CANNOT Be Kissed Into ANYTHING. My General Manager sobbed inconsolably. Stuff bubbled from his nose and a foreign language dribbled from his mouth as he pawed an overturned office chair. It was a curious and fantastically decisive career event that is forever burned into my mind. This professional, likable man was emotionally destroyed because [...]
May 13th, 2010 | Posted in Courage | No Comments
Since joining John Thornhill’s Masterclass of online entrepreneurs, I feel different. Very different. Perhaps its the birds of a feather thing that is getting on me because JT certainly does have some winners hanging with him. Not much wonder that John Thornhill and Jim Cochrum are friends and I’m honored to be emulating their fantabulous [...]
April 12th, 2010 | Posted in Confidence, Courage, Personal Improvement | 1 Comment
Soul Sale – Going, Going, Gone! At one time I considered myself to be a religious person. But after more than a decade of hearing the same tunes and tales ad nauseum I tried a whole bunch of different churches and then pretty soon none. Now I regarded my NEW self to be Un-Religious. Before [...]
April 5th, 2010 | Posted in Awareness, Courage, Critical Thinking | 3 Comments
Nowhere Man I was in my early 40′s before I realized I was me. Living in a motel in Penticton, British Columbia, I had just started reading a book by Shad Helmstetter called Self Talk. In the jumble of letters I was forcing into my mind I came across a phrase where Shad says “and [...]
March 29th, 2010 | Posted in Awareness, Biological Tools, Courage, Critical Thinking | 2 Comments
Mmm. Nice ring! May I polish it for you…? He used me! Automatically eyebrows will be raised and apprehension seeded, ready to reap sometime soon. Being used. Yuck! In the past I felt dirty or somehow less of a person if the news was revealed that I had once again been used. Now I understand [...]
March 27th, 2010 | Posted in Awareness, Biological Tools, Courage, Critical Thinking, Personal Improvement | No Comments