Some of us have been looking for a place out there…of peace…of tranquility…of relief. But we cannot find such a place out there.
We must look inside ourselves, for without finding it inside, we will never find it outside.
Robynne Moran
10 years ago
The philosophical aspect of this business blog is unique. First time I haven’t opted out of a “daily” after a couple of weeks. This is thought provoking, encouraging and uplifting, every day. Thank you.
Andrea
7 years ago
I read the post about losing your house a couple of days ago and I choose not not say anything but today, I am glad that none of your family members got hurt. A fire they say has purifying effects but losing a home still hurts. I know, because it happend to me too. The house we purchased in 2007 did not burn. I gave it up the day I realized I was physically and mentally not strong enough to mentain a life style that required working 70 to 75 hours a week just to “own” a house but not really be home for longer than 5 to 6 hours to enjoy it. I chose life instead, even if it required loosing my credibility. I was strong and very energetic and capable up until I had a car accident which seemed impossible to avoid that shooke my core and balance. I lost my energy. My mind could not keep up with the required tempo, it needed sleep and rest. The only way out of the owning the house proved to be a bankcruptcy (2014 is when the official process started but my choice was made 3 years before that). I am not proud of it, I am not proud of a lot of things I did but, I refuse to be ashamed of the person it helped me become. Those experiences are valuable.
The philosophical aspect of this business blog is unique. First time I haven’t opted out of a “daily” after a couple of weeks. This is thought provoking, encouraging and uplifting, every day. Thank you.
I read the post about losing your house a couple of days ago and I choose not not say anything but today, I am glad that none of your family members got hurt. A fire they say has purifying effects but losing a home still hurts. I know, because it happend to me too. The house we purchased in 2007 did not burn. I gave it up the day I realized I was physically and mentally not strong enough to mentain a life style that required working 70 to 75 hours a week just to “own” a house but not really be home for longer than 5 to 6 hours to enjoy it. I chose life instead, even if it required loosing my credibility. I was strong and very energetic and capable up until I had a car accident which seemed impossible to avoid that shooke my core and balance. I lost my energy. My mind could not keep up with the required tempo, it needed sleep and rest. The only way out of the owning the house proved to be a bankcruptcy (2014 is when the official process started but my choice was made 3 years before that). I am not proud of it, I am not proud of a lot of things I did but, I refuse to be ashamed of the person it helped me become. Those experiences are valuable.