Consequences Now or Later
You Get What You Accept
Somerset Maugham wrote: "It's a funny thing about life, if you refuse to accept anything but the best, you very often get it."
Consequences Now or Later
Somerset Maugham wrote: "It's a funny thing about life, if you refuse to accept anything but the best, you very often get it."
Reflections
It is very easy to predict your future, but be careful; you may not like what you envision.
Adversity
There is a vast difference between hope and wishing. In business, 'hope is not a strategy' is often used to downplay optimism.
Conundrums
I am the type of personality with duplicates or more of most things: a second pair of glasses, car keys, house keys, cell phone, etc.
Change
You are exactly where you are right now because results do not lie.
Change
Intentions do not matter; action does!
Consequences Now or Later
When General George MacArthur was asked what the primary cause of failures in life and war was, he summed it up
Thoughts, not advice. No preaching, no telling — just the words. Ty Lacroix writes here, and at tylacroix.com and enveloperealestate.com.
Eventually, compounding can go either way; that is your choice: pay the price now or later.
That second drink tastes like the first.
There is a price for everything, as all consequences, whether immediate or delayed, have a cost. It comes down to how much we are willing to pay.
One of my favourite Beatles' songs is Rocky Raccoon, and I think I saw my version of Rocky a few years ago.
How many of us chase something over and over, and then if we do catch what we were chasing, we think: "Is this all there is"?
We were born with a lifetime guarantee. How hard is that to sell?
A few years back, we had a lone turkey hanging around our neighbourhood. Was he looking for another turkey? Me!
"Man has two lives, the second when he realizes he has only one!"
I can't tell you how many times I have changed my mind or have conflicting thoughts on many subjects, and what I believed five years ago I don't today.
Everything we allow into our body, mind, heart and soul has consequences, instant or later.
In my previous blog, "Successful People Do Not Make Excuses," I make no excuses for being overweight. I overeat.
Successful people do not make excuses or blame someone; they take ownership!