by branko on August 28, 2010
Do you have one? Real friend love is like dog’s one – unconditional love. If the dog loves you, you can yell at him, call him all names you want (hopefully you do not physically abuse your dog, they need to be loved, not abused), throw the bone on him and he will still love you. How about you do that to your friend; yell, call names, throw the bone at him. They might never come back, they might yell back, call you names not to mention the bone.
They might stay, keep quiet and ask “how can I help you”? Do you have someone that lately asks you “How can help you my friend”? I hope that you do.
How can I help you?
Regards,
Branko
by branko on August 14, 2010
After we went through certain experience in life, we all know what we needed to do at certain points, but we could not see it clearly while we are going trough. One of my mentors told me – to get out from the “thing” you have to go through the “thing”. You will understand. Well, I’ve been going through the “thing” for a while now, and rightfully, I have high expectation to get out from the “thing”. I believe that solid ground is very close, and sign “thing is over” will appear soon. Then, I will celebrate it with my wife. I will take her to some very fancy place, which might not appeal to guys, but appeal to ladies. We will have fancy dinner, drink excellent vine, and for the desert: gelato and (you read well – and) tiramisu, big peace, extra large for me. Espresso on the end.
I do not want anything that is average. Average is your biggest enemy in life. Average means subpar. Some people want and live average life. They find average partner, buy average house, have average kids, average house, average cars, eat average food, have average sex, average dog, they have average neighbour, they contribution to the society is average. They cheer for average hockey team; they eat average pizza, drink average beer, and have average dreams. Average is your biggest enemy. Now you go back dear reader and change average with excellent or extraordinary word. I’ll bet you any money that you would really love that life. Life could be very different. Expand your dream and work for it. Not as employee, but as business owner.
Regards,
Branko