Who are you and what do you want out of the life you’ve been given?
When you answer that question you will be in a position to find what you’re looking for.
- If you want a wife who can cook, don’t marry a women who’s not interested in food.
- If you are attracted to men who are not gentlemen, you don’t want a gentleman.
- If you’re not prepared to play politics at work, don’t expect to be promoted.
- If you’re deeply religious, don’t look for people who aren’t.
- If you think somebody doesn’t think you’re good enough, the problem is not theirs.
- If you think you’re not good enough. Why? Because you will always be good enough for the people who really matter to you.
- If you think money can buy you happiness, you don’t know what happiness is.
- If you think somebody is not communicating with you at the same level as you are. Stop talking to them.
- Everybody has a history they would like to change, however, that’s not possible. Accept this fact.
- Find people who share similar interests to you because you’re better off being alone than with people who make you feel lonely in their presence.
- The day you stop trying to be somebody you’re not to fit into a group you do not like is the beginning of your real journey.
“Be yourself; everyone else is already taken.” ~Oscar Wilde
Honesty is at the beginning of every journey worth taking.
