How To Be Handsomely Rewarded in These Times of Astounding and Radical ChangeWritten by Noel Peebles
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jet aircraft, lasers and cellular phones at our disposal. A phenomenon of modern society is that rules and boundaries keep changing. Could you look at a map of world today and name every country? Many geographical boundaries have changed or no longer exist. So too have social, political and emotional boundaries. Think about how attitudes and world changed after 9/11. Like it or not, rules and boundaries are constantly changing. We do need rules, boundaries and structure in our lives. So new ones have been invented to replace those that no longer seem to serve our needs. It seems that as soon as new rules take hold, they’re superceded as newer ones come along to replace them. Even newer ones usually follow these and so it goes on. Every change seems to bring with it more turbulence and chaos than one before. We have fewer traditions to hang on to and world thrives amidst constant turmoil. Prepare yourself. That’s message coming out of this volatile environment. We can’t change world, but we can change way we do things and way we react to things. If we are to succeed we absolutely must be open-minded to change and have a personal commitment to re-education. We must be prepared to become a champion of change rather than a victim of it. Try it, test it and get on with it!
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| | Mentors Around Every CornerWritten by Josh Hinds
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On stroll through audio section of my library I found a copy of autobiography of Lance Armstrong, called "It's Not About The Bike - My Journey Back to Life". If you're not familiar with Lance's story let me tell you it's an incredible example of courage and a willingness to prevail over odds. I simply can't do justice to what an impact listening to it had on me. You see, Lance is a cyclist who at peak of his career was diagnosed with testicular cancer. The story did not end there. Not by a long shot! Lance Armstrong went on to not only beat his battle with cancer, but to become 3-time winner of Tour de France (1999- 2001). It's told from a very real stand point, he points out in beginning that it's not your traditional rose colored story of overcoming odds. It's a wonderful heartfelt example of courage and hope and willingness to keep going no matter what might come our way. Such examples of courage, hope, and just about anything else you care to learn about are all around us, many of which are available in places such as your area library. Take an active role in your own personal growth and start taking advantage of such resources. As follow-up to story of Lance Armstrong I've just started listening to "Still Me" an autobiography of Christopher Reeve. The simple fact is that mentors are all around us. They can come in many forms, from people we interact with, to recounted stories in books and tapes... Your in success, Josh Hinds
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