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Wednesday, December 2, 2009

The world spinning out of focus

Today we remember the days when things used to be simple.
Things were easier to maintain.
Life was fast, but not to the point where we forgot where the time went.
These days are short, but worth every second of every minute of every hour.

I beg you all to take a look at the years prior through photos, notes, crafts, or anything you have.
See where you've been.
What did you do different?
Who or What was the main focus?
What have you accomplished compared to this year?
Do you feel the same?
What are your plans for next year?

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

For Real For Real

Time is too short these days. Getting older, especially if boredom is a key factor to your downfall in the wake up trying to get back to a lifestyle or back on your workout routine or even back on your grind at work. There's always something pulling you back. When you let it, chaos and fast times.

If you haven't realized in your life that when you are doing good, things go wrong. Why? Why not is the real question. We need balance. You can't appreciate the good if you don't receive some bad. Call it math, karma, balance, whatever.

The key to success, whether it be business or pleasure, is to maintain your purpose.
Keep you eyes on the prize, and when the little things get in the way; Just Deal With Them.

You cannot postpone mundane activities if they are essential to your becoming.
Be wide open, and especially in tune with what is going on around you.
As much as you want to block out any haters, they are there for support whether you think so or not.

We are driven by challenge. A hater in this case, is a small challenge to throw you down when you are coming up. Notice, these people always have something bad to say, usually no positives either. Eat the comments, eat the hatred, and especially eat the negative vibes.
What doesn't kill you only makes you crazy enough to keep going. If you keep going, that craziness will pay off big time.

Anything worth while is long term. There is no such thing as a short term come-up that is big enough to impact. Even lottery players, spent over thousands of dollars in their lifetime tyo hit the mega millions. Some people only got their money back.

In essense, we as people need to drop what the fab is and do what the neccesarry requires us to do.
We are living short lives, and only cutting them shorter by wasting time on others who have no use in our journey's as humans to become better.
In all reality, you waste more time being bored and finding the next trend, than starting your own.

Take the movie, "Anger Management" (starring Adam Sandler and Jack Nicholson), the one question you hear in this movie that sets off the entire mood is "Who are you?"
The way Adam Sandler answers is always incorrect. The right answer, is "me".

There are no rights or wrong, however. I can never preach what I cannot do myself.
Doing dirt, creates dirt. I too have done my share.
Believe what you need to believe, do what you feel you have to do. Just remember you are NOT alone. Think carefully, and be mindful of others when it comes to your doings. Consequences will take surface if it is necessary.

And that's Real.

Monday, September 7, 2009

These awkward days...

For most of us, the stress is piling up and we have nowhere to turn to but our peers, family, and significant others to let out the rage.

I say this to you all out there to keep faith no matter where it lies. We all have something in us that says keep going, don't give up.

What happens when the other voice starts to agree with your poor attitude? Then what? We can hide in a grave for a few years if we'd like to. I personally don't think that's worth a shot. We could sit and discuss with ourselves and whoever is of importance to your decision-making to organize your priorities. Organize your budget and your activities. Getting a better attitude starts from within, and sometimes ice cream or chocolate. But seriously, organization will keep you off your slump, and into a new idea. The voices will have less time to discuss anything. Just be sure to always keep the sane and responsible voice abroad.

A better attitude is the key to any success. Whether you've lost money, job, or someone close. The positive outlook will cure all of these foul-mood pioneers. Starting a new hobby or a new dvd might start it up. No one said to stop doing what you like doing: shopping for new toys, play guitar, etc..

Whatever your choice is, make it positive. And certainly make it last.