I find it weird that “faith” is the #1 search keyphrase people are finding me by this month.
(I even say so in the image). ;)
Faith: [feyth] noun. Confidence or trust in a person or thing:
I find it weird that “faith” is the #1 search keyphrase people are finding me by this month.
(I even say so in the image). ;)
Faith: [feyth] noun. Confidence or trust in a person or thing:
Sitting with my laptop at a cafe…
Guy walks up to me. Shaved head. Neck tattoos. Big smile. “Hey, you were at that Starbucks the other day!”
‘Yeah, I was.’
(He sat at a laptop bar next to me and said hello. We talked about WordPress — because he saw I had it open and he works with it a lot.)
“Nice to see you again. I’m Shane.”
We shake hands.
‘Nice to see you. I’m Zero.’
“What?”
‘Zero. Like the number.’
“Oh, cool! So that’s like your nickname?”
‘Nope. My birthname.’
“Oh, right on, man! That’s awesome!”
‘Thanks!’
“Z. E. R. O.?”
‘Yup!’
“Man, you should be a celebrity or something!”
‘Well, I DO have a facebook page. People follow me. So I sometimes feel like one.’
(Yes, this sounds vaguely like, “I’m kind of a big deal. People know me.” — not intentional!)
I flip my browser tab to my page. Shane sees my cover photo with “Be Awesome” and the cape, “Oh dude, that’s awesome!”
…
Good times.
This was intended as a short post to Facebook. It kind of got away from me…
For those wondering why I have so many pages or why I post certain things (which I hope you enjoy), or why I sometimes cross-post to different pages you are following, there IS a method to my madness…
It’s called the “trying as many different things as possible in an attempt to find something that works” technique.
Works for what? Continue reading
“Those who work for money alone, and who receive for their pay nothing but money, are always underpaid, no matter how much they receive. Money is necessary, but the big prizes of life cannot be measured in dollars and cents. No amount of money could possibly be made to take the place of the happiness and joy and pride that belong to the person who digs a better ditch, or builds a better chicken coop, or sweeps a cleaner floor, or cooks a better meal.
Every normal person loves to create something that is better than the average. The joy of creating a work of art is a joy that cannot be replaced by money or any other form of material possession.” — Napoleon Hill. The Law of Success.
Today we’re going to talk about positive feedback folders.
Have you ever hit a rough patch in life (personally or professionally) where you feel like nothing is going your way?
Perhaps you’ve hit a creative block, are dealing with some kind of rejection, or you’re just having a difficult time connecting with some of the things that are important to you.
And to make matters worse, perhaps you get a bit down on yourself and you start focusing on the negative. Maybe even asking yourself why you even bother.
This is where a positive feedback folder can help.
What is a positive feedback folder?