What will you do with your life? Don’t you want to find out if it is possible to live in this world richly, fully, happily, creatively, without the destructive drive of ambition and competition? Don’t you want to know how to live so that your life will not destroy another or cast a shadow across their path? We think this is a utopian dream which can never be brought about in fact, but I am not talking about utopia; that would be nonsense. Can you and I, who are ordinary people, live creatively in this world without the drive of ambition which shows itself in various ways as the desire for power and position? You will find the right answer when you love what you are doing. If you are an engineer merely because you must earn a livelihood, or because your father or society expects it of you, that is a form of compulsion; and compulsion in any form creates contradiction and conflict. Whereas if you really love to be an engineer or a scientist, or if you can plant a tree, paint a picture, or write a poem, not to gain recognition but just because you love to do it, then you will find that you never compete with another. I think this is the real key: to love what you do. From the book What Are You Doing With Your Life? by J. Krishnamurti

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What Do Women Want in a Relationship? Terra BrunsCoach 4.1k Reads4 minsUpdated: 27 May, 2016 What women really want Mel Gibson, to modern pop culture knowledge (okay, so 90’s isn’t SO modern, but hey, it’s my article, so I say it’s modern) coined the phrase, What Women Want, and now I am going to de-bunk some of the myths perpetuated in this movie, as well as in the minds of many men across the globe.

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There can be a sort of temporary pleasure or excitement in creating drama and making something bigger or more negative than it is.

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“I was thinking one day and I realized that if I just had somebody behind me all the way to motivate me I could make a big difference. Nobody came along like that so I just became that person for myself.”

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That’s how you really learn small business lessons – through your mistakes, particularly when you are able to not only identify, but are willing to recognize and admit to your mistakes. It is not necessarily an easy process. I think this is an area at which I’ve gotten pretty good. In fact, I wrote an entire book on my small business mistakes alone.

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