Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Are women inferior?
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are women worth less,
Less pay,
women,
work for less
PLEASE THY SELF
The headline from The Indie
Authors Daily caught my attention “Bestselling Author Marie Force Provides
Her Path to Success” I want to be a successful best selling author so I read the entire article as posted on I CAN BE. I am sharing the link because Force said something that grabbed
me: "I
don’t spend too much time worrying about meeting the standards of people I
don’t even know. I’m concerned primarily with pleasing myself as well as my
readers. If others like the books, too, then that’s a bonus."
To read the article click here: http://icanbesociety.com/marieforce/
Sunday, August 24, 2014
Healing thought
A meditation that has the potential to heal.
Making Peace with the Past
If we have come to know how wrong thinking and action have hurt us and others,
then the need to quit living by ourselves with those tormenting ghosts of yesterday gets more urgent than ever.
We have to talk to somebody about them.
- Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions, p. 55
Thought to Ponder . . .
Fear not for the future; weep not for the past."
Friday, August 22, 2014
A FREE course on business ethics
I love freebies! Most sites are busting with buys and most of the stuff for sale is a modified repost. CANVAS, has great courses and most are free. The courser I am citing is: Business Ethics for the Real World, a Santa Clara University, online, "Self-paced, available Aug 18, 2014 Cost per enrollment: FreeEmployers and workers need to know what is ethical in the work place. Here is the full desecration of the course on business ethics: "This course is designed to provide an introduction to the subject of ethical behavior in business. The course provides an understanding of the nature of ethics, the role ethics plays in business, and the most commonly encountered ethical dilemmas in a business career. It provides practical advice on how to identify ethical dilemmas when they arise, how to get enough information to assess one’s responsibilities, how to analyze a complex ethical choice, and how to marshal one’s own resources and courage to act ethically. While the course includes some ethical theory, it is designed to be approachable by the seasoned manager, the novice businessperson, and students in business schools. No specific background or preparation is necessary.See also "Creating an Ethical Corporate Culture" now available on Canvas Network."
Wednesday, August 20, 2014
These interactive photos are amazing!
WWII and the same places today 70 years later.
On each picture, Left click, hold and drag your mouse gently from right to left and it will become the exact same location today. Reverse the motion to take it back to the original. Scroll down to see the next photo. Amazing to see the same buildings in pictures 70 years apart!
Copy the slink onto your browser.
Friday, August 15, 2014
A comment on "I don't give a funk."
This article is my comment on Sue Fitzmaurice's article "I don't give a funk"
I can relate and have lived in or through at least 10 of the 13 things on your article and came up with the saying: Lions don't grow on pabulum©
There are many books on how life is hard because MOST humans
have or had a hard life. Having feelings and depression is not a sissy or
cowardly thing. Feelings are what all-living things experience, and they only
stop (or might not) after death.
Depression can be emotional, clinical or both. Sometimes
it's just about getting over a painful situation; other times it’s an ongoing
hurt or condition. The important thing, I find, is not to judge myself by
someone else’s appearance, words, advice or fixes, like they say in a program I
go to: “don't compare your insides with other's outsides.”
As most of
those that get into the healing occupations, I became a counselor because I
needed to fix myself, and it helped and I was effective in helping others
because I could relate. One time I was suffering from extreme phobia, and
nothing seemed to lift it until I found a phobia group and a phobia book, and from
sharing it was lifted.
Groups are great for discovering and recovering. In most groups
there are winners, those that are in recovery and help others. Psychologist,
therapists, counselors and doctors can also be caring and compassionate.
By M.M.A-W
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funk. depression,
groups,
healing,
phobia,
Sue Fitzmaurice,
therapy
Thursday, August 14, 2014
Tuesday, August 12, 2014
To a giant, RIP
A beloved man is dead, long live his memory and work. Robin Williams, I pray you rest in the love and laughter you gave to all!
Famous screenwriter quotes
I really relate to this quote by Anthony
Minghella: “I’ve been writing for over twenty years, all my adult life, and so
I suppose that I’ve made peace with myself and my hopeless, undisciplined
technique. I’ve stopped unraveling every time I’m unable to write. I wait. The
drawer opens. Waiting is part of writing. When I write the word ‘waiting’ by
hand it even looks like ‘writing.” From the 15 quotes by Minghella posted by MichaelChase Walker on LinkedIn.
Catch the to know ticket
I am sharing Josh Kaufman's video, Two years ago, my life changed forever because it is a doable life changing lesson. Kauffman is one of those people that grow in giving. I totally enjoyed his YouTube, Two years ago, my life changed forever it took me to the realization that I don't need to be paralyzed by what I don't
know and that learning something new is in just a few, very
important, steps and not 10K hours.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5MgBikgcWnY#t=13
Monday, August 11, 2014
Saturday, August 09, 2014
worth a look
Check this article by Kent Nguyen: My secret to getting rid of burnout permanently .
Here is my comment as posted on his site:
"Great article and not the meditate for an hour, or do a
specific kind of exercise, or eat this or that, although certain foods give energy and meditation is beneficial. The suggestions are simple and not about piling more on a tight schedule. I am a writer and entrepaneur working from home which leads me to put my needs last. I noticed that for the last few days, because my husband and I decided not to postpone our walks, I have felt cheerful, less tired and I sleep better. I will incorporate more things I love into my days, like lunch with friends, doing yoga often, and spending time with family. Marta"
Here is my comment as posted on his site:
"Great article and not the meditate for an hour, or do a
specific kind of exercise, or eat this or that, although certain foods give energy and meditation is beneficial. The suggestions are simple and not about piling more on a tight schedule. I am a writer and entrepaneur working from home which leads me to put my needs last. I noticed that for the last few days, because my husband and I decided not to postpone our walks, I have felt cheerful, less tired and I sleep better. I will incorporate more things I love into my days, like lunch with friends, doing yoga often, and spending time with family. Marta"
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article,
burnout,
Kent Nguyen
Friday, August 08, 2014
Get the most for your travel miles
Great site to check out if you have award miles and want help in planning a trip!
Book American Airlines Award Flights Like a Pro: Part 6 – International Award Route
Book American Airlines Award Flights Like a Pro: Part 6 – International Award Route
Thursday, August 07, 2014
The Ultimate Guide on How to Get More Blog Traffic
Wow Jeff and thank you for such fabulous article! No one, to my knowledge creates a blog and shares it publicly for a reason other than to hear from others.
The Ultimate Guide on How to Get More Blog Traffic
The Ultimate Guide on How to Get More Blog Traffic
Saturday, August 02, 2014
A short but sweet vacation
My birthday was July 29, and John, my husband, and
I decided to take a short trip. Reno is less than a two-hour drive, and we like
the shows and the rooms are cheap for a five-four-star hotel. I also like to
pachinko a bit, and it was the start of Hot August Nights.
We arrived Sunday afternoon, stayed at the Atlantis, and by
Monday the parking lot was getting full with classic cars.
John likes the cars and "walking down memory lane." Good thing the
Atlantis offered free valet parking.
Our room was nice, but we had a complaint and were
disappointed that the staff at the front desk was indifferent. We enjoyed the Manhattan
Deli and the Purple Parrot restaurant
At the Silver
Legacy we caught the Andrew Kennedy show,
a true rising star.
Kennedy's comedy was akin to
us because his mother is Latina and his father English
- I am of Latin descent and John of English. We also liked O.
C., the resident comedian, and I never win anything and that
night I won two free tickets and planned to go see Billy
Garan on Tuesday night but after eating at the buffet at the Atlantis
I got sick and we came home.
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