I’ve heard it said that no one controls your own destiny and you control it. That sounds good to say but is that really the truth? There are millions of unemployed, whose lives have been drastically altered through no fault of their own, but by the decisions of other people they don’t even know.
So if other people’s decisions can control your financial well being, do you really control your own life, or is it something we just like to think?
“Destiny” implies the future, not present. Consider that.
I think we can control how respond to the present and how we prepare for uncertainties but we cannot ignore the influence of others on our lives nor should we ignore the influence we exert on others.
[quote]clip11 wrote:
I’ve heard it said that no one controls your own destiny and you control it. That sounds good to say but is that really the truth? There are millions of unemployed, whose lives have been drastically altered through no fault of their own, but by the decisions of other people they don’t even know.
So if other people’s decisions can control your financial well being, do you really control your own life, or is it something we just like to think?[/quote]
I’ve found that if someone wants something bad enough they generally tend to get it.
I moved from one coast to the other right after the economy tanked without having a job lined up. Two months later I was employed and two years later I’m making 10K more than when I got here. Nothing and no one stands in my way. It’s all about attitude, determination and the choices you make.
[quote]attydeb2005 wrote:
I moved from one coast to the other right after the economy tanked without having a job lined up. Two months later I was employed and two years later I’m making 10K more than when I got here. Nothing and no one stands in my way. It’s all about attitude, determination and the choices you make.[/quote]
You may be employed, but someone else decided you would be employed. Some people just get lucky or have connections.
[quote]attydeb2005 wrote:
I moved from one coast to the other right after the economy tanked without having a job lined up. Two months later I was employed and two years later I’m making 10K more than when I got here. Nothing and no one stands in my way. It’s all about attitude, determination and the choices you make.[/quote]
You may be employed, but someone else decided you would be employed. Some people just get lucky or have connections.[/quote]
[quote]attydeb2005 wrote:
I moved from one coast to the other right after the economy tanked without having a job lined up. Two months later I was employed and two years later I’m making 10K more than when I got here. Nothing and no one stands in my way. It’s all about attitude, determination and the choices you make.[/quote]
You may be employed, but someone else decided you would be employed. Some people just get lucky or have connections.[/quote]
[quote]attydeb2005 wrote:
I moved from one coast to the other right after the economy tanked without having a job lined up. Two months later I was employed and two years later I’m making 10K more than when I got here. Nothing and no one stands in my way. It’s all about attitude, determination and the choices you make.[/quote]
You may be employed, but someone else decided you would be employed. Some people just get lucky or have connections.[/quote]