Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road?

Slightly unrelated but this reminded me of a chicken joke.  Why did the chicken cross the mobius strip?  To get to the same side.  Little math humor there.  

Patricia it is obvious to me why the chicken crossed the road, it was to get away from Colonel Sanders

The mother of necessity made me disciplined. Plus, I was very focused and determined to succeed when I began tackling short sales when no other agent would touch them. You do what you have to do. If it means getting up at 5 AM and working until midnight, you do it.

Hi Patricia- often the one who succeeds is not necessarily the one with the most experience or talent, it is the one who is more determined. Those who are willing to do what they need to do will find success. 

Ok so next question... which came first the chicken or the egg....Serious things to ponder!  Thank you for the inspirational moment and a little Friday night levity

So true!!!

Opportunities are for everyone. Some people are hungrier than others. With passion, determination, and commitment, anything is possible.

The original "chicken" of the famous question is now retired. No more roads!

Thanks Patricia Feager for my inspiration for today!

Patricia, I always look forward to coming to your blog because I know I will find inspiration and positivity. You never let me down! Wise words to set the mood for my Saturday. I have to give my parents credit for my discipline and perseverance. They instilled that in me and taught me it's ok to fail as long as you keep going. 

We have the potential and responsibility for greatness.   Anything else is a waste of time.  Nearly a crime.   We have been watching an amazing interview with a remarkable individual who has written books and lectures about the need for all of us to accept personal responsibility - responsibility to be our best selves.  What an amazing world it would be if we all did this -  

Hi Patricia

I love this inspiring post! There are so many opportunities out there, we jut need to seek them out.

Jeff

No chickens around here, but plenty of turkeys. Sometimes whole flocks of turkeys. Fortunately, my dogs chase them away from the house.

One of the reasons I love Active Rain is that people do talk about inspiration and success tactics.

That's a very common scene around here... Even in the parking lot of Safeway and KFC. Lol.

We see this all of the time in our business, don't we, Patricia? Those who are driven need no experience, fancy clothes or fancy car - they are self-motivated and follow their dreams! 

Opportunities abound - we just have to seek them...humbly!

Happy Monday!

Patricia Feager I find your ability to take a simple, common event and look at it in such a way that you can share some great insights.

Asking questions is so important. If for no other reason than to slow us down long enough to think. We may not have a chicken crossing the road, but there are always things that need our attention.

Thanks for a great share.

I remembered this performance, but couldn't remember his name.  Thanks for this humble reminder.  We can easily judge a book by it's cover and dismiss how great someone or something might be. Having formerly lived in the south, I can say that stereotype is so typical.  GREAT POSt!