Woke up to a rainy morning. Ok, more like noon. Eating late into the night is a bad idea.
A rainy day evokes so many scenes from yesteryear.
Friends have something in common. Either that or they share a similar past. But you can't just carry on talking about the past forever... And you just can't try too hard.
Why do they even bother? Only to make their lives difficult, to feel that they've done a great thing to initiate the rest. Is it a pass-it-on thing? Or more like a gimme-gimme and a who's-your-daddy? thing.
Saying that Good Charlotte was good is as dim-witted as saying that Fantastic Four was fantastic. Ok I'm gonna get sued by the press now. And get pulverised by WW. They exceeded all my expectations, and popped my ears in the process. It's good to feel like a teenager again.
So often, leadership gets tangled up in the attitude of service. They are not mutually exclusive, but are potentially, and constantly so, in conflict with each other. When you're in a position of leadership, you start thinking about how you should use your entitlement and power to serve others. It's better to adopt the identity of a servant, and think about how to make others follow you in service.
I have too many books to read, too many songs to listen to, too many movies to watch. Five years down the road, I'll look back and say "damn."
A rainy day evokes so many scenes from yesteryear.
Friends have something in common. Either that or they share a similar past. But you can't just carry on talking about the past forever... And you just can't try too hard.
Why do they even bother? Only to make their lives difficult, to feel that they've done a great thing to initiate the rest. Is it a pass-it-on thing? Or more like a gimme-gimme and a who's-your-daddy? thing.
Saying that Good Charlotte was good is as dim-witted as saying that Fantastic Four was fantastic. Ok I'm gonna get sued by the press now. And get pulverised by WW. They exceeded all my expectations, and popped my ears in the process. It's good to feel like a teenager again.
So often, leadership gets tangled up in the attitude of service. They are not mutually exclusive, but are potentially, and constantly so, in conflict with each other. When you're in a position of leadership, you start thinking about how you should use your entitlement and power to serve others. It's better to adopt the identity of a servant, and think about how to make others follow you in service.
I have too many books to read, too many songs to listen to, too many movies to watch. Five years down the road, I'll look back and say "damn."
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