It's always easier to blame "outsiders", than to see any flaw in yourself.

by Anonymous 7 years ago

True it's easier It's better to take the path less travelled even if its harder Reason: for the good of the world

by Anonymous 7 years ago

I was taught. "work on me first" [Same as the prescription "Physician heal thyself"] Whenever there is a concern the first thing to ask is: "how can //**I**// change", "what can //**I**// do differently to make this situation better." When we simply ask "what can I change" we miss the opportunity to grow, instead we ask "how can //**I**// change - how can //**I**// grow and be //better// than //**I**// am now". When we want others to change we become stagnant, we miss the opportunity to grow, we fail to achieve the great height of which we are capable When we wonder "//what can be different//" we ask only a hypothetical, but when we ask: **"how can //I// be different,** **//how can I see this from a better angle,//** **what can //I// do to improve myself"** then and only then can we move beyond the difficulty and make room for others to follow our lead, let others learn from our experience and help others ascend to the greatness we will surely attain

by Anonymous 7 years ago

I don't look for scapegoats.

by Anonymous 7 years ago

Well that's odd. An entire discussion has disappeared from this thread.

by Anonymous 7 years ago

Platy deleted his original comment Call me Nancy Drew

by Anonymous 7 years ago

Shame. I did a lot of typing from my phone in that. I could do office work from my phone at this point.

by Anonymous 7 years ago

I could be petty and restore it, but I really shouldn't be starting crap

by Anonymous 7 years ago

Nobody's taking anyone's job. It's just trash complaining about no money eating from the dollar menu at Mcdonalds doing nothing.

by Anonymous 7 years ago