White mini castle - “A cabin with plenty of food is better than a hungry castle”
The airline pilot announced over the intercom, "Folks, I've got good news and bad news for you. The bad news is...we're lost. The good news is...we're making great time!"
It's too easy to live our lives like that, isn't it? Always a bit too busy. In a hurry to accomplish the day's tasks. Rushing around...but not clear exactly where we want to ultimately end up.
It's been provocatively said, "Millions long for immortality who do not know what to do with themselves on a rainy Sunday afternoon." The problem is...they know they would like to accomplish something important with their lives or they would like to make a certain income or they would like to be happy. But when it comes to making the journey toward those destinations, they feel stuck. In short, they are lost.
Author and speaker Danny Cox, in his book SEIZE THE DAY (Career Press, 1994), tells of a man who made a great success of his life in spite of tremendous hardships. The moment that ultimately turned this man's life around was when he sat down and asked himself four important
questions:
1) What do I really want? He didn't want to just sleepwalk through life, nor look back someday and feel regret.
2) What will it cost? In time, money and commitment.
3) Am I willing to pay the price?
4) When is the best time to start paying the price?
Answer these four questions and you will be clear on the direction you want to take your life. Commit to these answers and you'll make great time.
From Lifesupport.
The airline pilot announced over the intercom, "Folks, I've got good news and bad news for you. The bad news is...we're lost. The good news is...we're making great time!"
It's too easy to live our lives like that, isn't it? Always a bit too busy. In a hurry to accomplish the day's tasks. Rushing around...but not clear exactly where we want to ultimately end up.
It's been provocatively said, "Millions long for immortality who do not know what to do with themselves on a rainy Sunday afternoon." The problem is...they know they would like to accomplish something important with their lives or they would like to make a certain income or they would like to be happy. But when it comes to making the journey toward those destinations, they feel stuck. In short, they are lost.
Author and speaker Danny Cox, in his book SEIZE THE DAY (Career Press, 1994), tells of a man who made a great success of his life in spite of tremendous hardships. The moment that ultimately turned this man's life around was when he sat down and asked himself four important
questions:
1) What do I really want? He didn't want to just sleepwalk through life, nor look back someday and feel regret.
2) What will it cost? In time, money and commitment.
3) Am I willing to pay the price?
4) When is the best time to start paying the price?
Answer these four questions and you will be clear on the direction you want to take your life. Commit to these answers and you'll make great time.
From Lifesupport.
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