The noise is non-stop. The noise is flashy. The noise is deadly. The noise is a distraction. But do not despair, there is an easily accessible escape route. Your choice. Being immersed in the noise is a choice. Listening to the noise is a choice.
Author: Elizabeth Beeli
Comparison Trap
There is no trap that is more deadly than those we create ourselves. In the book The Power Of Habit, the author Charles Duhigg lays out the basic framework of a habit. First, there is a cue, say getting off from a long day at the office, then you have the action, maybe scrolling through…
Different definitions for comparison
Words often have more than one definition, and therefore more than one meaning. Today I studied the different definitions listed below. Meriam websters: the act or process of comparing: such as a : the representing of one thing or person as similar to or like another His poetry invites comparison with the poems of Robert…
My Legacy: The Book Nook
Anyone can create opportunity. Often it can be as simple as asking a question that’s outside the box or being willing to challenge your comfort zone. Here is a story about how I created opportunity. I currently work at In-N-Out and love it. I’ve been extremely blessed to have this be my first job experience….
You can’t buy happiness, but you can cultivate it.
I’m sure you’ve been asked this question. Are you an introvert or an extrovert? In my experience, usually, the person asking is trying to gauge your level of friendliness or social standing. But when analyzed, what is the benefit of asking or answering this question? I think there is an even more fundamental and important question…
