material things: BE CONTENT MAKING THE MOST OF EVERYTHING
- 03/29/13 01:13 AM
Shakespeare....I have often used his work to make many a point. He gets around too as he covers quite a bit of different subject matter. Here is an interesting and relevant subject to consider. My point for this post is one of his quotes having to do with the economy as I see it. When it came to borrowing money or lending it, William Shakespeare said it best. GO WILLIAM........ Neither a borrower nor a lender be; For loan oft loses both itself and friend, And borrowing dulls the edge of husbandry. This above all: to thine own … (10 comments)
material things: NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO START OVER
- 03/28/12 08:10 AM
When everyone is losing their home all across America, then you losing yours gets lost in the numbers. When millions are unemployed across the nation, the personal stigma of it is diluted a bit. If your credit score has been beaten into the ground, well there is no where to go but up from there... YOU KNOW WHAT TO DO Starting again or over should be easier for one very important reason. You now know what to do and what not to do. There is value in experience. Once you get past the pain of shock and resentment, the ability to go … (4 comments)
material things: REPLACING WHAT YOU ARE MISSING ON THE INSIDE WITH THINGS ON THE OUTSIDE
- 07/11/11 03:26 AM
We have a desire to pursue things for many reasons. We go about doing that all day long and throughout our lives. Besides going about the normal activities of trying to make a living, it would be wise to examine our motives in regards to other things we are doing. Anything done in excess should be studied for a potential flaw YOUR REALLY NOT THAT HUNGRY How many times do you find your self hungry and wanting to eat during the day? How many of us over eat to counter stress or to feel better? Many even seek food even after … (2 comments)
Shakespeare....I have often used his work to make many a point. He gets around too as he covers quite a bit of different subject matter. Here is an interesting and relevant subject to consider. My point for this post is one of his quotes having to do with the economy as I see it. When it came to borrowing money or lending it, William Shakespeare said it best.
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