Tag Archives: Wisdom
Good Advice
Advice from a Sloth: Take your time. Get a grip on things Relax often Hang out a lot Get plenty of sleep Let things roll off you And most importantly, always “use the bathroom” facing down Found somewhere on the … Continue reading
On Unique Purpose
The razor blade is sharp, but cannot cut a tree; the axe is strong, but can’t cut a hair Everyone is important according to his/her unique purpose . . . You should never look down on anyone unless you are … Continue reading
Let’s Walk
Thank you to Colleen over at the Chatter Master Blog for giving me permission to re-blog from her site. (I hope she remembers she did) There is plethora of wisdom over at her place, served up daily in nice bite-size … Continue reading
A Pipe, A Poem & A Poignant Memory
The world of blogging will introduce you to all sorts of interesting people to make you a smarter, better informed person. All you have to do is look and open your mind. For this discussion, I will include those that … Continue reading
The Rat Race To Happiness?
The administrator in my office shared this short movie by Steve Cutts (wiki) with me last evening for an assignment I had to complete. Here is Steve’s Website The short movie is called “Happiness” I watched it and was … Continue reading
Shake Off Your Blunders
I screen captured this off Steve Layman’s blog back in January and just came accross it today. It’s worth sharing and I encourage you to take in the words . . . and to follow A Layman’s Blog. Whenever you … Continue reading
My World. Simple As That.
As I look back on my life, the successes and failures, it is safe to say that I should have paid more attention to my family and less attention to work and the selfish part of me. It is only … Continue reading
On Blame
Never blame anyone in your life. Good people give you happiness. Bad people give you experience. The worst people give you a lesson. And the best people give you memories. HT to (borrowed from) Leadership First on LinkedIn
On Reality
It has been noted that Abraham Lincoln once asked an audience how many legs a dog has if you count the tail as a leg? When they ansered “five”, Lincoln told them the answer was four. He added that “the … Continue reading
Good Point
When one looks at all the craziness going on in the world today, this seems to be a reasonable question to ask.