By Jim Lockwood on Mar 5, 2008 in Featured, Live | 2 Comments
Most quotes about life are upbeat and encouraging. Sometimes we need a different perspective. These quotes reflect some of life’s frustrations and challenges. I hope you enjoy the humor as much as I do.
“He’s turned his life around. He used to be miserable and depressed, now he’s depressed and miserable.” - […]
By Jim Lockwood on Mar 2, 2008 in Featured, Seek | 9 Comments
The life action that is often the most difficult to discuss, and the most controversial, is seeking. Seeking is about finding a greater importance in life than mere existence. For many, the answer is found in believing in a more powerful being who plays some role in our lives.
For all of existence, man […]
By Jim Lockwood on Feb 27, 2008 in Featured, Goals | 0 Comments
The following list of websites, blogs and Internet articles provide information and resources for helping you achieve your personal goals:
Goal Achievement Websites
Mind Tools - Essential skills for an excellent career
Time Management Guide - Personal time management articles
43 Things - Start making your life list
Make Your Goals Happen - How to set and achieve your personal […]
By Jim Lockwood on Feb 22, 2008 in Featured, Goals, Jim's Goals, Work | 0 Comments
Okay, this is a personal issue for me. My office is becoming more and more cluttered each day. The problem is I don’t take time to clean my workspace because I’d rather be producing something. But there is the catch. It’s harder to be productive when I’m surrounded by a mess. […]
By Jim Lockwood on Feb 19, 2008 in Featured, Love | 0 Comments
Okay, here’s one of my top 10 tips for life: The next time someone says or does something wrong or offensive, don’t start labeling their motives. Ascribing motive to a person’s inappropriate behavior is seldom an exercise worth your time…and often leads to more problems. For example, telling your spouse that he always leaves a […]
By Jim Lockwood on Feb 14, 2008 in Featured, Love | 0 Comments
John Keats, the renowned English poet, known for such works as Hyperion, Ode on a Grecian Urn and The Eve of St. Agnes. But Keats also poured his heart out writing for an audience of one, Fanny Brawne. Keats met Brawne in Hampstead in 1818 and very quickly found himself in love. […]