The Shark's Wisdom Tooth
A Short List of Principles to Live By
● Nobody cares how smart you are.
● You don't have to talk to be a good conversationalist. You just need to ask the other person questions. Develop a list of questions you can always fall back on.
● Everyone has at least one good quality and one deep hurt.
● Everyone has something to contribute.
● Never take the interstate if you have time to take the back road.
● If you've got it, use it- let others flaunt it.
● "Never give up" may only be bull-headed, not right-headed. Be sure you can tell the difference.
● Everyone has a handicap; some people's are just more obvious than others.
● Everyone has some area of life where they are not following God's perfect plan for their life; some people's are just more obvious than others.
● Spend money on experiences not things.
● 60, 30, 15, 10, or even 5 minutes spent on a project or towards a goal gets you closer than saying "I don't have time today."
● Just because someone doesn't say "thank-you" doesn't mean they are not thankful.
● Just because someone doesn't seem to change their mind doesn't mean that you have not influenced their thinking.
● If the cause is important, then win, but you don't have to win just to have a good time.
Published by Joan H. Young
Pen name, sharkbytes: The Shark is obsessed with quiet, outdoor, muscle-powered recreation. On August 3, 2010, she became the first woman to hike the entire North Country National Scenic Trail, 4395 miles. S... View profile
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Post a CommentI liked the one about how you don't have to win to have a good time.
Smart words by a smart writer :)