the man who could not say sorry for his sinsWritten by malcolm james pugh
Sorry would be a start. Though you cant take back your mistakes, and you cant unravel time, youd think there would be remorse, for such a self serving crime, to send others out to die, to pay blood price you have decreed, when its purely posturing and posing, all about vanity and greed, to secure a perceived niche in history, glowing down years, is extent of your ambition, is puny limit of your fears, when those you have sent to die, believing implicitly in you, leave relatives behind who see, that nothing you said was true, there is no thought now for those, whose number you dont count,
| | Opportunity Knocks 1000 TimesWritten by Steve Gillman
You've heard people say that opportunity only knocks once. I say it knocks a thousand times, or at least it can. The problem is, we often don't listen, we don't see, or we don't want to work. The biggest problem, though, is that opportunity really isn't opportunity, if you're not ready for it. A couple I know had a business handed to them for free. The owner didn't want to deal with it anymore, even though it made money. He had other things going on in his life. He couldn't just call it quits, however, because lease on building had nine months to go. This is where my friends enter story. Why did they have a business given to them? They listened, and let man tell his story. They looked at business, and saw opportunity. They worked, doing what it took to benefit from their "good luck." The owner agreed to give them business if they would simply take over lease on building. Get Ready For OpportunityThe biggest reason "opportunity knocked" however, includes others, and goes beyond them: They were ready. They had a little bit of money to handle transition, they had previous experience with a small business, and they were willing to learn what they needed to learn.
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