I’ve always been courteous, honest and respectful of others. Helped out when I could and asked for help when I needed it. I always try to go extra mile.

But, for some funny reason, when asked what I would rather be doing, I always have an answer different from what I am doing.

Why is that? Should I be doing something different?

I grabbed a mirror and looked square into Face in Glass and asked “What would you rather be doing? Where would you rather be?”

I knew that, while I didn’t feel that I was doing anything wrong, in years to come, I would regret not having done things differently!

I learned this from The Face in Glass…

A few years have passed and I have changed my ways drastically. I still hold my values high and treat others as I would like to be treated, sometimes even better…

I certainly have not achieved all I want to, and I am still not in my ideal location. However, fact that I am actually moving towards that goal gives me strength and an endless source of motivation and inspiration.

I will confess that these past years have been very challenging. Doing what you want to do is often times not easiest thing to do.

Why is it then, when asked now what I would rather be doing, I am hardpressed to find an answer other than “nothing”.

The Face in Glass is pleased with me. After all, he is only one I will have to face in end.

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**************************************** Kosta Kasso Publisher and Author of the Highly

Sought after Ezine “Inside the Mind of a Netpreneur”

Have a Peak , Look around and Take what you need!

Become a reader: InsidetheMind@marketing4money.com

Copyright (c) 2003 Kosta Kasso

6. Do you go to same events year after year? That’s fine; it’s also okay to try out new ones. Attend “amateur” plays - some are terrific. Go to an outdoor concert. Check out another sport. Splurge on a dinner and theater show. Is there an auction nearby?

7. Change your environment periodically. Take a hike - literally. Drive somewhere different periodically; you’d be amazed and what you can find within two hours of your home. Go ahead and move furniture or pictures. Internally change too - let yourself daydream more often. Use visualization to escape doldrums or routines. Get out and have some fun.

There you have it. Seven techniques to expand your horizons. You really have no excuse to ever say “I’m bored, what is there to do?” None take much money - many are free. You don’t have to devote a lot of time to any of them. Use your imagination and come up with more. Enjoy your life and bring pleasure to others while you do so.