You probably read the word ME in brown, but……. when you look through “ME” you will see “YOU!” Do you need to look again?
What do you see … part 1
In black you can read the word GOOD, in white the word EVIL (inside each black letter is a white letter). It’s all very physiological too, because use it visualize the concept that good can’t exist without evil (or … Continue reading
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The Definition of ‘Compromise’
From http://www.despair.com/compromise.html Is that how you would define ‘compromise’?
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Layoff Survivors = Victims?
There is a study out stating that those employees that survive layoffs are considered ‘victims’. They are victims because they are still employed and they have to do more work than they had to do before —- to make up … Continue reading
Power of Intention
Have you ever thought about the power of intention? And how it can have a sweeping effect on your current life? You have to create the intention that you really want, not the intention that is driving you crazy. For … Continue reading
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Communication Funnies
A man takes his large dog to the vet. “My dog is cross-eyed. Is there anything you can do for him?” “Well,” says the vet. “Let’s have a look at him.” The vet picks up the dog, examines the dog’s … Continue reading
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What You See Does Not Currently Exist
According to the History Channel’s program “The Universe – Light Speed” …. Laura Danly, Griffith Park Observatory Curator in LA: Because it takes time to travel, we’re able to look back in time, the further out we look in distance, … Continue reading
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“With the Talent You’ve Got ….
…lessons would be a waste of money.” In an episode of F Troop, Sgt. O’Rourke said this to the bugler H. Dobbs. You would then think that Dobbs played the bugle beautifully, thus not needing lessons. In reality, Dobbs was … Continue reading
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