Saturday, November 24, 2012
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Man's ultimate purpose for all pursuits:
To a large extent, people tend to focus on three major things in life: money, love, and material possessions. We magnify the relevance of these things, which occasionally pushes our minds into “anxiety extravaganzas,” in an attempt to discover the easiest means to achieving plentiful in the shortest time possible. Moreover, millions of books have been written about happiness and how to realize it. However, I am yet to find any argument that advocates for forcing one’s way to achieving it.
In a UK Times online newspaper blog, the author James Montier, a global equity strategist, argued that several studies proved that money and possessions fail to create consistent happiness. For instance, incomes in the United Kingdom have increased tremendously since the 1950s; however, contentment levels have barely shifted. Research on lottery winners also indicated that these lucky buddies revert to their previous levels of happiness within a year of their windfall.
However, more controversial is that this report comes from an investment banker, where presumably money is God. Somewhat heretically for a bank employee, the report is titled
“For it doesn’t pay materialism and the pursuit of happiness.”
Understandably, this has been greeted with skepticism by some brokers who raison d’etre in their annual bonus. But Monteir says that, as a strategist, he wants to know what makes people really happy and why they force situations to happen while in the pursuit of their desires.
The concept of diminishing returns, although related to production, justifies the argument that more isn’t necessarily better. Why then, force things to happen, when there is no guarantee that they will yield everlasting satisfaction?
www.tapthegood.com
http://www.audiobooks.com/book/1329 73
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pu7PRNpP uHA&feature=relmfu
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8hiJ8Ma Xp0&feature=relmfu
http://tapthegood.wordpress.com/201 2/07/20/the-silly-things-we-do-when-stre ssed/
In a UK Times online newspaper blog, the author James Montier, a global equity strategist, argued that several studies proved that money and possessions fail to create consistent happiness. For instance, incomes in the United Kingdom have increased tremendously since the 1950s; however, contentment levels have barely shifted. Research on lottery winners also indicated that these lucky buddies revert to their previous levels of happiness within a year of their windfall.
However, more controversial is that this report comes from an investment banker, where presumably money is God. Somewhat heretically for a bank employee, the report is titled
“For it doesn’t pay materialism and the pursuit of happiness.”
Understandably, this has been greeted with skepticism by some brokers who raison d’etre in their annual bonus. But Monteir says that, as a strategist, he wants to know what makes people really happy and why they force situations to happen while in the pursuit of their desires.
The concept of diminishing returns, although related to production, justifies the argument that more isn’t necessarily better. Why then, force things to happen, when there is no guarantee that they will yield everlasting satisfaction?
www.tapthegood.com
http://www.audiobooks.com/book/1329
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pu7PRNpP
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8hiJ8Ma
http://tapthegood.wordpress.com/201
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Real SOLUTIONS for real PROBLEMS:: The Power of a woman’s Intuition in Relationships:...
Real SOLUTIONS for real PROBLEMS:: The Power of a woman’s Intuition in Relationships:...: As mothers of this planet, we are all born and immensely embraced with the power of intuition. This power is literally the voice of God th...
The Power of a woman’s Intuition in Relationships:
On the other hand, God created men with a power not so easy to put words on; one that gives them the courage and confidence to approach women, strangers for that matter, and then convince them to get into their beds. Take it or not, that is POWER! However, God is reasonable; because the intuition he/she gave us as women, equips us with the skills to deal with men. The challenge is for us to constantly be in touch with ourselves.
The wise ones have advocated for centuries for the discipline of living in the moment, and that is not without its benefits. When you are in a relationship, it is important not lose yourself completely into the man’s world. This means that you remain in touch with yourself, but at the same time focus on your man with your brain, heart and mind. It is about balance. That way, you will not only enjoy yourself in the relationship, but also notice changes whenever they arise. Also, you will listen to that magic inner voice whenever it speaks, or directs you to be cautious, question something, or change your game. If you are very observant and more grounded than egoistic, you will be able to see red flags or signs that could give you insight into what your man could be doing behind your back. This doesn’t necessarily mean that you will be policing him. It simply means that you are alert, confident and do love yourself enough not to stay in a relationship that is more emotionally draining than uplifting.Severally, my girl friends tell me about how they caught their men red-handed cheating, perusing through dating sights, or doing whatever else is negative for the relationship; and they appear so surprised. “It was so abrupt. I was so shocked,” they claim. The only shock to me is the fact that these ladies were so out of touch of their intuitive-selves that they failed to recognize the red signs. Remember that men are not as cautious and detailed as we are. If there are changes in a man’s routine, or a discovery of new interests, he will subconsciously start changing his behavior. Moreover if you are observant, you will know in due time and then change your game. Keep in mind that love is like a puzzle. As an individual, you are the only one in control of your own feelings. If you let others manipulate them directly or indirectly through their actions, you are the loser, not them.
Below is a list of some of the things that men do when they are cheating, or at the very least, have the intention to:-
- They buy new under wears
- They buy new colognes and/or perfumes
- They put a password on their phones
- If they have not been taking the garbage out and have always complained about it, they start taking it out before you even ask.
- If they haven’t been using mouth wash or flossing, they will get into the habit
- They will appear more tired and distant than usual.
- If they have been choosing their own clothes and have always had a problem with you choosing for them what to wear, they will ask for your opinion.
- They won’t look at you straight in the eye.
- Some may begin critiquing your weight or clothes, something they didn’t do in the past.
These are some of the things that men will do if their attention is being drawn to someone else. Also, if you are always present in every situation, enjoying and absorbing every stance of the relationship, and also listening to your intuition, you will be able to smell a man’s crap before it gets to you.
So my dear sisters, stop being shocked. Use your intuition and self-love to stay current with the relationship. Don’t be left out of the game.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pu7PRNpPuHA&feature=relmfu
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8hiJ8MaXp0&feature=relmfu
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