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Bryan Golden

Where Are You Looking?

Several people can go for a walk along the same path and yet each one will see something different. Each person is looking in a different direction; one person looks down, another looks up, someone else is looking to the side, and another is watching other people.
What you see in life is dependent on where you are looking. Two people, in the exact same situation, can have completely different experiences. It all depends on what they are looking at. You are in complete control over where you look. If you don’t like what you’re seeing, look somewhere else.

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Bryan Golden

Open-Minded and Tolerant

Being open-minded and tolerant has lots of great benefits. You’ll be less stressed because being tolerant of someone else means you are not in competition with them. You will be more confident with your thoughts when you realize you are not threatened by others.
You’ll gain insight by opening your mind to how others think. You can pick up new ideas or concepts that haven’t occurred to you. Seeing the world through someone else’s eyes provides a different perspective.

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Jim Bradshaw

The police escorted the ump

Back in prehistoric days when nobody had a TV set or air conditioning, there were few things better to do as the weather turned warm than to seek out entertainment and a cooling breeze in the grandstands of the hometown baseball team. In south Louisiana that meant the game could quickly turn hotter than the weather.

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Bryan Golden

Dare to Live Without Limits: You Want to Win -- Not Avoid Losing

Do you strive to achieve your goals or worry about losing what you have? Someone who feels they have nothing, is much more likely to reach out and take chances to get what they want than a person who has already attained something.
Many people live their lives defensively. They become limited, fearing loss of what they have. Their fear acts as an anchor that impedes forward motion. When faced with an opportunity, they weigh what they have to lose instead of assessing what they have to gain.

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