Palurovic

Joined July 2022

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You laugh so hard, no one knows you cry but silent tears.

The only way to look effortless is to put effort behind it.

We have no future that we cannot change, only the past that we do not want to change

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How to make the most of your abilities (3)
If we use our ability to set clear and steady goals, we will be richly rewarded if we do not relax our efforts to achieve them. The sense of purpose that makes our lives simple enables us to concentrate our abilities, and this concentration of abilities increases our strength. Edward II once asked General William W. Bush (founder of the Salvation Army) how he could devote all his body and soul to such a tedious and often unrewarding task. General Bush's response was thought-provoking:
By Palurovic2 years ago in Humans
Lesson 10: How to Thrive in Your Own Diamond Mine (2)
But our Pennsylvania example is far better and more telling than any of those stories. If there was one thing that made me happy to be on the stage during my speech was to have some German descendants from Pennsylvania present, so that I could fire at them. Good. I have that opportunity tonight. There was a man who lived in Pennsylvania, and he wasn't like your typical Pennsylvanian -- he owned a farm, but he didn't treat it like any of us. If only I could have a farm in Pennsylvania! But he -- he sold the farm! Before he sold the farm, however, he did leave himself an open door. He wanted to work for his cousin refining coal tar. His cousin is in the coal tar business in Canada. In this continent, coal tar was first discovered in Canada. In the early days of coal tar extraction, people tilted the oil from running water. So the Pennsylvania farmer wrote a letter to his cousin, asking for a job with him. Look, my friends, this farmer is not stupid at all! He won't leave the farm until he has something to do. I can't think of anything more stupid than quitting your current job without finding a new one. This is especially true for my profession, but it's not particularly instructive for those contemplating divorce. The man wrote to his cousin asking to work there, and the cousin wrote back and said, "I can't hire you because you don't know anything about the business." But the farmer said, "I can learn." And so with the most impressive and enchanting enthusiasm that characterises us Temple students, he began to learn the whole business, even going back to the second day of Genesis, when God covered the world with thick, dense, deep, thick plants that have since become primitive beds of coal. He studied the subject assiduously, and discovered that the coal-rich drainage layers were rich in coal tar, which was worth mining. Then he discovered how coal tar came out of living springs. He studied until he knew what coal tar looked like, what it smelled like, what it tasted like, how it was refined, and so on. Then he wrote to his cousin again: "I know how oil extraction works." The cousin wrote back, "All right, then you can come."
By Palurovic2 years ago in Humans
How to Turn "Thinking" into "Doing" (1)
Well, you've read two great scrolls, and you've certainly learned a lot about yourself and why you are the way you are. Now that the foundation has been laid, your knowledge of your abilities has increased exponentially. So, are you ready to take this crucial step?
By Palurovic2 years ago in Education
How to Turn "Thinking" into "Doing" (2)
Vision and Plan The dreamer is the savior of the world. The visible world is supported by the invisible, so that everyone, through his own suffering, sin, hard labor, but in the dream of independence and beautiful vision of the future will be fed, supplemented and comforted. Man should never forget his dreams. He should never let his ideals fade or die. The dream sustains us, and we live in the dream. Humans know that dreams come true the moment they finally see and touch them.
By Palurovic2 years ago in Motivation
How to use my ability to grasp opportunities (2)
Don't close the door to opportunity Opportunities don't automatically come to you, but you also don't close the door to opportunities.
By Palurovic2 years ago in Motivation
How to improve self-esteem and develop self-confidence :(1)
The only thing that can control you in the whole world is your thoughts and feelings at this moment. But that's enough! This is everything you need to control. These are the words of James W. The mouth of Newman. He has organized "pace" (individual and company effectiveness) discussion groups. This organization has made a positive and profound difference to men and women of all ages and backgrounds, in many countries, who are striving for success.
By Palurovic2 years ago in Motivation

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How to make the most of your abilities (3)

Lesson 10: How to Thrive in Your Own Diamond Mine (2)

How to Turn "Thinking" into "Doing" (1)

How to Turn "Thinking" into "Doing" (2)

How to use my ability to grasp opportunities (2)

How to improve self-esteem and develop self-confidence :(1)

Stories (6/0)