Posted by Jawar on January 25, 2012 at 7:15 AM
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Wake up, there’s money to make, people to help, a life to live and love to make!
Unless sleeping is helping you increase your income, be a more productive citizen and philanthropist, give more to charity, live a healthier life and dramatically increase your romance it’s time to wake up. While sleeping could mean the physical state of resting one’s body it may also metaphorically mean the state of mind you’re in at any given time.
Yes, rest is required and sleep is paramount, but not to the point that you aren’t living the life you say you desire. How many self-made multi-millionaires, personal trainers, fitness gurus and over achievers do you know that constantly sleep, sleep, sleep? There are always exceptions to the rule, but unless you’re the exception it’s best to follow the rule, wake up!
If you need an alarm clock to ensure you wake up to go to work you may need to change your occupation!
Wake up, there’s money to make, people to help, a life to live and love to make!
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Posted by Jawar on January 18, 2012 at 9:17 AM
Make a decision or have a number of regrets in this life of yours. All of your decisions will not be the right ones, but at least you can say you put forth the effort. In this, you’ll have little regrets.
If two runners start at the running block and one goes, while the other stays the runner that stays will get left behind simply, because they did’t make the decision to move forward.
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Posted by Jawar on January 12, 2012 at 6:33 PM
It’s interesting to read the various conversations about God, religion and sports. Does God really care who wins or looses in a game of athletics? I could be wrong, but aren’t many sports simply modern day gladiator games?
…Games that have little to do with curing the ills of the world or lifting humanity to a more wonderful place of existence.
Perhaps if more prayer and prayer being put into practice were given to stopping and preventing wars, ending world hunger, stopping and prevention of rape, slave trade, women being abused, homelessness, abuse of police brutality, drug proliferation, disease, resource grabbing… the world would be a better place.
Perhaps if people invested as much time doing good than debating the merits of religion in sports this world we live would be a better place today and tomorrow forever more.
It seems almost trivial to consider God in sports unless in fact, an athletic game was used to help cure some of the ills of the world and/or lift humanity from where it is now into some place more wonderful.
As always, I look forward to your interesting responses.
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Posted by Jawar on January 11, 2012 at 9:45 AM
People generally don’t take a trip without making some preparations before departing. Neither do people generally go on a trip without making precise travel arrangements. In fact, most people are so, sure of their departure times, arrivals and modes of travel you wouldn’t think anything was going to go wrong and yet sometimes it does and they have to make the necessary adjustments.
If you’ve traveled any considerable distance, you appreciate the wisdom in what is shared here.
The question is then asked if you’re so sure of your travels why aren’t you so sure of your success in your own happiness, health and financial wealthy? Why don’t you plan as though you’re going to make the trip and live a life of being happy, healthy and wealthy?
When you’re ready to live the life you’ve always desired you’ll Focus Your Motivation!
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Posted by Jawar on January 4, 2012 at 9:22 AM
It’s a shame in cities field with millions of people that anyone would feel lonely and isolated. If you’ve ever felt lonely and isolated know that you’re not alone. In fact, it’s my personal overstanding that feelings of loneliness and isolation may be one way that the natural laws of the Universe keep you humble.
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