This hit me like hard. So true for me

It is very easy to forget that little things in life matter. Especially when we are repeatedly exposed to them. Availability seems to undermine a thing's perceived worth or importance. Must be why George

Reminds me of what the late Dr. Myles Munroe wrote in his book, The Burden of Freedom : Choices may be personal, but they are never private. Keeps me in check always. Knowing that every decision of mine

I'd say we determine our realities. We choose what is real and normal to us.

Only if we youths would look to ourselves and stand up to achieving all we can and were meant to do,we would change this country's outlook. Like a former American president once said, "Ask not what

I'm glad I can help brother. Just keep on going.

I do agreed with with you. it's a case of choosing between two evils. Even though marijuana is damn dangerous, I'd use it any day against ice cream. Been long i tasted ice cream

Steemit really has been a blessing. Remember talking to some of my friends,who also are on Steemit, about how ,much more than the money you get, it has helped one become a better communicator and hence,

Exactly,that's the attitude.

The lives of consumers to them are just means to an end - money.

You know @ponmile,it is easy to get vexed at the sight of others' successes, especially when yours seems not so forthcoming. It actually takes a lot of mental fortitude for some people to actually be happy

Okay.. Just asked since your reply had the phrase Emotional Intelligence in it,which was the title of his book.

Lol...comment? When the average guy on Steemit is all about making money? Manners fly at the sight of money. It is almost easy to forget that Steemit is a social media platform and needs socialization.

Reminds me of something Robert Kiyosaki of the Rich Dad fame would say : the test of a real business is to leave it for a year and it grows and is profitable,even in your absence.

Is it not sad that the ones that we trust to help with living are the cause of death for millions? All for money! Pathetic!

Have you read Daniel Goleman's book titled Emotional Intelligence?

And its so depressing to find out that while you are doing all you can to help others, when you need someone to stand up for you,there is no one out there. It literally tears me apart.

You're welcome man

But as much as we eagerly participate in and objectify competition, we should also realize that in most cases, two is better than one.

I love this article bro. One thing i can say is that i ask my self these questions,though not every day,but periodically. It bring a lot of clarity and peace into one's life.