"The costs of anxiety and frustration are staggering!"
In a Steven Segal movie I remember a scene where one of the bad guys saw written on a roll of toilet paper something like "The anticipation of death is worse than death itself". the relative class of that scene aside, (Segal movies are crap, but I still like them) how often do we get worked out over things that don't ever happen?
This article is a good reminder of some of the questions we should ask ourselves about 'the moment'. What professionally, is going on right now, not what you think is happening, but what is really taking place. Before making any decisions, take a breath and consider the questions raised in the article.
This article is a good reminder of some of the questions we should ask ourselves about 'the moment'. What professionally, is going on right now, not what you think is happening, but what is really taking place. Before making any decisions, take a breath and consider the questions raised in the article.
