Twentysomething
Seems time to continue my series on my current read of Twentysomething. Today some thoughts to ponder.
Best Question for any twentysomething. If you could do anything with your life, assuming that money and time were no object, what would you chose to do? Quickly what is your response? If I could do anything, I would...
Think about what is stopping you, sometimes they are valid, practical reasons, sometimes they are deeper emotional concerns about change.
Did you know Wilson Bentley coined the phrase "no two snowflakes alike" from his beautiful observations? The same can be said of our calling in life according to the author. Bentley said that he was a poor man except for his the satisfaction of his work and in that respect he was the richest.
Best Question for any twentysomething. If you could do anything with your life, assuming that money and time were no object, what would you chose to do? Quickly what is your response? If I could do anything, I would...
Think about what is stopping you, sometimes they are valid, practical reasons, sometimes they are deeper emotional concerns about change.
Did you know Wilson Bentley coined the phrase "no two snowflakes alike" from his beautiful observations? The same can be said of our calling in life according to the author. Bentley said that he was a poor man except for his the satisfaction of his work and in that respect he was the richest.