Which One Did You Choose?
Posted on 21 July 2006 by Gnorb || Topic(s): Personal Development.
Tell yourself that at the end of today. Which one did you choose? Now, do it for a week, and after a week, what’s the score look like? Which one did you most often choose? After a month? Is that really the answer you want? If the answer you get is the one you don’t want for too long, what changes do you have to make in order to change from one to the other? Feel free to share your answers.
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Junior
You’re making me think about an otherwise funny cartoon….phooey.
Jul 22nd, 2006
Gnorb
Yesterday I did something useless that looked like an accomplishment. I cleaned my house. It made Cindy happy, but otherwise it really wasn’t much of an accomplishment. Well. other than the fact that I can now see my computer desk.
Jul 22nd, 2006
Kari
I do things everyday that seem useless! *L*.. like cleaning up after the kids.. cause it seems like as soon as I am done.. no one notices.. and the next min I turn around and the little two year old monster has thrown her toys around all over again. or the baby has spit up all over ! *L*
But then again. i do important stuff everyday also..
Jul 23rd, 2006
gnorb
Kari: Cleaning up after the kids — I think that qualifies as “important that nobody notices.”
Jul 23rd, 2006
Junior
I managed to cure all diseases, put an end to world hunger, end terrorism, bring peace to the globe and advance our race’s technology about ten years.
Of course then i got greedy and tried to take candy from a baby…too um, teach it about life, and thus all my work was undone.
Jul 24th, 2006
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