Or When No One is Looking
Loyalty lies in the eyes of those you have helped, with no reward or acknowledgement needed.
Loyalty lies in the eyes of those you have helped, with no reward or acknowledgement needed.
Pain is one of our greatest teachers.
Face it, Nike: not everything is a good idea to “do”!
My assistant created this graphic and, what the heck: it’s her birthday so I’ll let her post about a few of the things she loves to do. Happy birthday, Clare! (Yep, very close to mine.)
Not just trucks: buses, ambulances, and pretty much every other vehicle on the road. THINK! And turn on your damned lights so we can see you!
Just kidding…sort of. Don’t take the chance. It’s just too much of a risk. Plea’se!
Most brilliant advice is actually pretty simple. Besides: store clerks don’t care: they’ve seen it all.
“Activist”? If they say so. Ferroni is a history teacher at Union (N.J.) High School, named one of Men’s Fitness magazine’s “25 Fittest Men in the World” and People magazine’s “Sexiest Teacher Alive” …though it’s unclear whether or not that’s really a good thing.
“We can each define ambition and progress for ourselves. The goal is to work toward a world where expectations are not set by the stereotypes that hold us back, but by our personal passion, talents and interests.” –Sheryl Sandberg (1969- ), Chief Operating Officer of Facebook
And then they wonder why people don’t like being around them. Your job in life: to be the first kind of person, and maybe, just maybe, help the second kind of person to get past that. (Photo: detail of Elise Fountain in Aachen, Germany)