January 2011

The Weight of Stress: A Paralyzing Force

…I’m a laid back guy; mellow tempered, I take feedback seriously and criticism as lightly as possible. My mood tends to be of the better because I’m joyful for my blessings. HOWEVER: Stress will fester wherever the gaping holes exist. You may think you have it all figured out – but your “thought” doesn’t matter. You’re reality matters. You have to take care of yourself…then you can think all you want…

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Entrepreneurship: Learning to be Alone

This GUEST POST is brought to you by the young and ambitious William Veasley of GettingToThaPaper.com…

…There is nothing better than being able to make your own decisions. See, you don’t need someone or something in the way of your true abilities. When you are on your journey to success, you don’t need anything holding you back. In order to maximize your potential you have to be able to do what you want..

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The 30 Year Old Student

I’m more than a hustler – I’m a student. My educational terrain isn’t school, it’s ‘life’…the institution is “Life University”. I’ve been a student at LifeU for years, about 30 of them. My major is ever-changing; currently I’m in study to acquire the knowledge necessary to reach every desired outcome that appears in my inquisitive mind -AND- to share that knowledge to my fellow-man (and woman) so that the benefits of my studies are multiplied.

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Stepping Forward Towards Progress

Typically, life lessons come from situations where we least expect them. But if we actively and deliberately look for them, we’d find that they are constant – the lessons never stop. Each ‘thing’ we experience is education which can later be applied to another ‘thing’, enhancing our overall experience, better equipping us for life in general.

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Do You Hate Your Job?

This is a guest post brought to you by the creative Jonathan Figaro…

Mix the product into the pot and let the contents drip. It slips on the granite countertop with the stealth of a snail on a grassy patch in Louisiana…

…Do I have to share my talents and abilities? Must the world know more about me? Do others do the same? Should I resist the temptation of releasing what took so long to create?

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