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Comment on Limitations of a JOB

Nicshawna Smith — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 07:51:13 GMT

This was a really good entry! Although I have a career it often times feels like a JOB! I love what I do, but at times there's no control over the hours or pay. I don't have a boss but I still feel like a slave to the work sometimes. I work really hard, and your right when the day is over all I want to do most times is relax! I think what keeps me moving forward is knowing that I'm in the process of making changes to better secure my future. I know things wont be like this forever! It was once said to me that there's no success with out struggle! I really believe it to be true.

Comment on Limitations of a JOB

PaulinaAParker — Mon, 09 Nov 2009 01:46:16 GMT

Wow! Thanks for pointing out the fact that employees only have 4 categories from which they can use to make deductions and their taxes are taken out with every pay check. While business owners have over 140 categories. I'm glad you were not hesitant to include this vital, and motivating information.

Paulina A. Parker
Author of Driving You Into Your Destiny
The Complete Manual for Passing Any Road Test easily and Confidently...At Any Age!

Website: www.PaulinaAParker.com

Comment on How Badly Do You Want Change?

Sterling Thomas — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 17:54:16 GMT

This is a great blog. What you've discussed is exactly what I'm in the process of achieving. Leaving my 9 to 5 job and work for myself. Thanks for the positive reinforcement.

Author of Ending Your Long Road With A Short Sale
Website: www.SterlingGlobalEnterprises.com

Comment on How Badly Do You Want Change?

Nicshawna Smith — Thu, 29 Oct 2009 04:42:11 GMT

I agree with you 100%! I can honestly say now that there was so much I didn't know so much i didn't realize until I met my business coach. What I do know is that in this short period of time I've learned so much and I'm on the right road. The road to success!

Comment on How Badly Do You Want Change?

Beverly R Ewan — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 19:02:19 GMT

Quit while working I like the concept. I agree it's takes more than setting goals, that's the easy part. How to get the results is where people get lost and give up. Having a Mentor, a Guide and/or a GPS is necessary to get from point A to point B in less time.

Comment on Determination Helped Carry Me Through

Nicshawna Smith — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 15:13:09 GMT

Aaron this entry was great! This was something I needed to read because there have been times Ive been in similar situations and its makes you want to give up. Yes its your determination and drive that keeps pushing you forward and we all need that! Very encouraging entry! Thanks

Comment on How Badly Do You Want Change?

PaulinaAParker — Wed, 14 Oct 2009 20:00:23 GMT

I once heard the late Bishop Ezra N. Williams of my church make a statement during his sermon that changed my life. To the wise, the Bishop said, it takes a live fish to swim up stream, but a dead fish flows with the tide." A statement like this has the potency to quicken the brain cells and moves the body to take action. When I heard the statement, I had lots of dreams. One of which was to become a noble character, so I can command respect and be part of providing solutions instead of creating problems. I also wanted to be an asset instead of a liability in society, but I did not know where to take all those dreams and turn them into a reality, but now I sing a different tune. With a help of a mentor, I am taking meaningful steps towards becoming an author which is highly regarded as an expert of a the particular topic. On that note, I fully endorse Quit While Working because the subject matter is serious and why stay at a dead end job and be miserable when you can find fulfillment in pursuing your purpose in life. Furthermore, if you don't know what your purpose is, just ask yourself what is that one thing that you are passionate about doing and that's the indicator of your purpose. Now, get busy doing that and the money will follow. This is not a warning, but a command - Take A Step Forward, and find a mentor who can help you walk and very soon, you be able to run the race of living a life filled with purpose. Be strong and courageous!

Paulina A. Parker
Author of Driving You Into Your Destiny
www.PaulinaAParker.com

Comment on Can You Handle The HEAT?

Hakimah Abdulmalik — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 15:32:13 GMT

I am in total agreement with you. Without the help of God, nothing would be possible.

Comment on Can You Handle The HEAT?

Aaron Rabinowitz — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 13:45:32 GMT

You ask how do we handle the difficult times? For me I simply keep my trust in my creator (for me that is God). I know that He knows the plans that are set before me to make me prosperous and that everything is in His control. So, I don't worry or fear when life gets difficult. I don't let the difficult times stop me from fulfilling my purpose. I keep my eyes on the prize of achieving the goals and desires of my heart and I don't let situations or things that people might say to get in my way. I am determined that in any situation difficult or easy I will succeed.

Comment on Can You Handle The HEAT?

Hakimah Abdulmalik — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 01:43:13 GMT

I am in total agreement with you. Determination is key. The question is how do we handle the difficult times. Getting through good times usually does not present a challenge. One of my greatest growth spurts came about when I turned around and found myself standing alone. I was devastated for only a moment.
Had I not been left alone, I might never have grown to recognize the lessons there before me. Worst would have been, if I hadn't. experienced that sense of determination that moved me to search for and find the mentors that are presently molding me into that which I am becoming.
This world is truly nurtured by you and your determination. Thank you.
Hakimah Abdulmalik