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Estella 3 year s ago
Ironically, my advice is don't read TOO much advice written by others. They speak from a sense of poeticism, not practice, that can easily make you start comparing yourself against the success you hear in their words. But before you start an infinity loop of wondering what to ignore or to listen to, including even this, do yourselves a favor and realize no one has a single clue what will work for you and what won't. You're not going to find your answers with such fortune cookie logic.
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Simon 3 year s ago
I think most motivational posters ,quotes etc. go in one ear and out the other.
Except for 1. Remember the cat and the clothes line “Hang in there”?
A couple years ago , I was too fat to walk any distance, I had gone bankrupt 6 times, my hands were too tiny to even crawl. I turned orange and a rabid ferret was living on my head. I was laid out on the sidewalk, looked up and I saw the “Hang in there” poster I am now the President of the United States.
Except for 1. Remember the cat and the clothes line “Hang in there”?
A couple years ago , I was too fat to walk any distance, I had gone bankrupt 6 times, my hands were too tiny to even crawl. I turned orange and a rabid ferret was living on my head. I was laid out on the sidewalk, looked up and I saw the “Hang in there” poster I am now the President of the United States.
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Griselda 3 year s ago
#38 is wrong.
Except for 1. Remember the cat and the clothes line “Hang in there”?
A couple years ago , I was too fat to walk any distance, I had gone bankrupt 6 times, my hands were too tiny to even crawl. I turned orange and a rabid ferret was living on my head. I was laid out on the sidewalk, looked up and I saw the “Hang in there” poster I am now the President of the United States.