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Imagine this: You are someone afraid of conflict, pain, discomfort, rejection, failure... But you also had the courage to face them all! Eventually, years down the line, you are now someone who misses the same feelings of discomfort, fear, pain, rejection, failure because they are overshadowed by your success.
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āThe vast majority of the people who are jealous of WHAT you got are never jealous of HOW you got itā. This clever little gem is a loose translation from a quote Chris Williamson ascribes to Jimmy Carr, whom I believe is as brilliant as he is funny. Anywho, I love it, and also believe it to be true. Too, as several of your fellow loyal followers have already pointed out, many of you, Orion, itās refreshing to hear you extol your wisdom & insights beyond the confines of dating & relationships and/or or men vs. women, and shine YOUR beam on some different, yet equally juicy, if not meaningful subject matter/content. Youāre very bright and relatable, so itās no coincidence that your channel continues to grow & evolve. Your content is truly top shelf, Orion, and you are helping me to become a better, more authentic person, which is positively impacting all the people around me, which in turn makes this crazy world we live in world a happier, healthier place. iOW - you did NOT miss your calling, and Iām delighted that you have discovered a way to proffer your wisdom & insights at scale, and receive some measure of remuneration. It turns out that itās not the pursuit of happiness. Itās the happiness of the pursuit. Too, itās neither the journey nor the destination, rather, itās who we become in the process, and to your point, itās not what we do for a living thatās important, itās what we do with our ālivingā that matters most. What do you think? Iām teasing. Truly, thank you for getting after it, Orion, and for consistently putting out such meaningful, worthwhile content. You are making an impact, and a very positive, noble one at that. Happy Thanksgiving to you, and yours! XOXO
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I get where you are going, but itās a little off. As an Army Officer, I ordered people to do things I could not do all the time. They had skills I did not have. I didnāt pretend I had the skills, but they knew I would know if the results were correct in the end. The worse thing as a leader I could have done would have been to try to learn all their jobs, and I might never could have.
Cadets were often given a leadership demonstration in my day. One cadet is picked to solve the problem of raising a flag pole within a given time using three pieces of lumber, two pieces of rope, two enlisted soldiers and a sergeant. Inevitably, the cadet tries to micromanage and solve the problem and fails. The instructor then makes a show of asking the other cadets for criticism and lets a few offer advice.
He then says he will show how itās done.
OIC: āSergeant, Erect a flagpoleā
Sergeant:āYes, Sir! Privates, erect a flagpole!ā
Privates:āYes, Sergeant!ā And they very quickly erect the flagpole (because they had been practicing for this very demonstration, and they always got a kick out of it, as I suspect you have too).
This is a very important lesson on good leadership and respecting your troops.
Hell on Wheels, Sergeant!
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Ā @beebee_0136Ā The license in itself doesn't really guarantee protection against STI. Only proof of trust such as frequent testing, proof of fidelity and protections can guarantee protection.
For the children, cats can also have kittens too . And this lead to one simple question: do you care about the children or not ?
If yes, then you will nurture them independently to your relationship with the cat.
If no, you won't.
In both cases, you should not mix your attention to the cat with your attention to the kittens. They are both separate.
Furthermore, remember that neither the cat nor the kitten belongs to you. If you were not involve in the birth of the children, they are not your responsibility and you are not the one who must care for them. If you are involve, then you have to assume the consequences of your decision and live with them, even if you have to do it alone. (which is why having a child is not a decision to take lightly and the implications, future investments and sacrifices must be understood before taking the decision...)
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