Rumi wrote “Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers within yourself that you have built against it.” Relationships have changed more in the past 30 years than they did in the past 3,000. That shift has left many of us confused, wounded and worried aboutContinue reading “Your task is not to seek for love, but merely to seek and find all the barriers”
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The reason why I want to succeed
Please tell me what you think of this site, the reason why I am retiring my mom at 78 as a caregiver and more… http://vimeo.com/88660241 Do you know anyone who are not happy with their job, needing a tax free retirement, and a business they can be with for the rest of their lives? AndContinue reading “The reason why I want to succeed”
What would I like to grow in my life?
In giving we receive. My mother has been feeding the neighborhood and relatives whenever she has plenty of food or resource. I did the same when I started working at 19, sharing my income to support a household of 8. Now, I started writing about health and blogs at clubalthea.com . From 1 follower, IContinue reading “What would I like to grow in my life?”
The first time I met you
You talked about your story You smiled and observed how I dance Commented on how I moved my hand Trying to listen to your heart and mind And just moving with the warmth of the night And light of the moon to have one more moment Of relaxed and pleasant one Cannot decide what toContinue reading “The first time I met you”
Baby Boomers Reveal Their Deepest Financial Regrets, by Tim Sprinkle
Over 50, underfunded, and ill-prepared for retirement. Unfortunately, that’s an all-too-common scenario for the Baby Boomer generation – those born between 1946 and 1964 — many of whom are still smarting from the economic downturn and are now looking back at their earlier financial choices with regret. Should they have bought that house at theContinue reading “Baby Boomers Reveal Their Deepest Financial Regrets, by Tim Sprinkle”
What are you passionate about
I am often asked by prospective entrepreneurs how I got started and what they might learn from it. But my answer is: “Don’t follow me.” Follow your own path by finding a problem worth solving that you are uniquely qualified to solve and can get passionate about. Then have the persistence and patience to pursueContinue reading “What are you passionate about”