He Loves You, She Loves You Not

Written by sharon schurman


SHE LOVES ME, HE LOVES ME NOT

Who Is Some Who Loves You?

1. Someone who seesrepparttar best in you.

If you were lucky enough to grow up with healthy parents, you have experiencedrepparttar 129949 feeling of having someone who has always looked at your good qualities. Many of us missed that experience. You will be a lucky person if you have found a mate who is always looking at your 'silver lining'. Too often today people are more than willing to judge you by your errors, not by your potential.

2. Someone who gives yourepparttar 129950 benefit ofrepparttar 129951 doubt.

There are so many times in your life when you need that little edge, that little opportunity to take just that extra step. It can seem as if your efforts are going nowhere and although you want to keep moving forward, there are so many negatives staring you inrepparttar 129952 face. That person who knows things could go either way for you but takes that leap to believe you will make it isrepparttar 129953 person who is more valuable to you than gold.

3. Someone who watches over you.

You need a guardian angel who is there, waiting to catch you if you fall, ready to help you when you stumble, ready to paverepparttar 129954 way for you when you cannot get moving. There are people who love you who do just that. There are people who do not make a big deal out of saving your bacon. Do you know who they are?

4. Someone to watch you back.

You never know these days who is waiting to catch you off guard, to make sure you don't do well, to sabotage your efforts. You like to think that people will rejoice when you do well. Many don't. If someone 'has your back' and runs interference for you when you are trying to runrepparttar 129955 gauntlet through life, give that person a big 'thanks' plus lots of your attention.

5. The person who tells you we all make mistakes.

You hate to be around that judgemental, harsh person who reminds you, 'I told you so', when things so south. You don't need anyone else telling you what you already know. Onrepparttar 129956 other hand there are people who just let you know thatrepparttar 129957 only way any of us learn is through experience. When you have really ended up inrepparttar 129958 dumper and blew it, stay close torepparttar 129959 one who knows thatrepparttar 129960 person who hasn't done anything wrong hasn't done anything much.

6. The person who gives you advice fromrepparttar 129961 heart, not fromrepparttar 129962 head.

Whenrepparttar 129963 situation gets rough and some big decisions need to be made, it's fine to have people outlinerepparttar 129964 pros and cons of a problem and give you 'head' answers. But if you need a nudge sometimes to tiprepparttar 129965 scales, you always listen to this person who knows you must do what will let you live with yourself and have self respect.

DON'T LET FINANCES RULE OVER YOUR SELF-ESTEEM

Written by Terry L. Sumerlin


I know a barber who hadrepparttar opportunity of buying one ofrepparttar 129948 oldest and best barbershops in his city. He had worked there for a few years, and knew it was a good investment. So, he made arrangements withrepparttar 129949 owner, and tookrepparttar 129950 plunge.

However, it wasn’t long before he realized he was in serious financial difficulty. Actually, he was in trouble beforerepparttar 129951 purchase ofrepparttar 129952 shop, andrepparttar 129953 added debt put him in way over his head.

Prior to obtainingrepparttar 129954 barbershop, this fellow had several bad business ventures. They were all legitimate. Just bad choices! Generally, they all involved selling, in which he was not exactly a shining star. Oh, he did manage to sell a few things such as his house and his car. It was not quite that bad, but almost.

Aboutrepparttar 129955 same time asrepparttar 129956 business failures andrepparttar 129957 purchase ofrepparttar 129958 barbershop, his wife and two daughters were in college. Sorepparttar 129959 debts really began to pile up, asrepparttar 129960 pressure became intolerable. Also, fatigue set in because ofrepparttar 129961 three jobs he was working so that he could continue to tread water.

The barber/entrepreneur did a couple of things he thought might relieve some immediate pressure. He borrowed on credit cards and fromrepparttar 129962 Internal Revenue Service (by not paying estimated taxes). Eventually everything started to come apart, asrepparttar 129963 IRS threatened a tax lien.

For lunch one Saturdayrepparttar 129964 barber’s family came to his shop after hours, as they often did. He was so overcome with worry and stress that he verbally threw them out. Then he went home, closed his bedroom door and considered how he might end his life without destroying his family or disappointing his God. As it turned out, only thoughts of God and family keep him from doingrepparttar 129965 unthinkable.

As you might guess, I knowrepparttar 129966 fellow’s story so well because I’mrepparttar 129967 fellow. Today, I’m pleased to say that, because I obtainedrepparttar 129968 help I needed emotionally and financially, I’m well onrepparttar 129969 way to being completely debt free in few years (except for a home mortgage). And, I lead a happier, fuller life than ever. However, I’ve been left with some lessons I’ll never forget.

The first lesson is: “Debt robs a man of his self-respect, and makes him almost despise himself.” (P.T. Barnum). Thus, there’s a need to use credit wisely. Self-esteem is at stake. And, while you might buy things on credit that you can’t afford, because it temporarily lifts your spirits or gives you something to show to others, it’s not worthrepparttar 129970 shame and loathing when debt becomes overwhelming. Learn to live within your means even if it involves doing without!

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