Posts Tagged ‘Selfish’

Dec 28
2008

Standard & New Resolutions

by in Everyday Nonsense | 2,427 views | Reading Time 3:27

New Years is around the corner… do you have your resolutions ready? Are there some burning issues in your heart and mind that you are waiting for January 1st to roll around to begin your journey towards achieving? Are your resolutions for the upcoming year much different than the ones you have routinely put forth […]

Dec 24
2008

Christmas Feeling

by in Everyday Nonsense | 2,165 views | Reading Time 3:28

Throughout this Christmas season, I thought to myself how much different Christmas feels this year. Not the day, but the season. How have you been feeling during the holidays? Have you felt as excited as you have in years gone by? Are you excited about the prospects of the upcoming year? Are you excited about […]

Dec 18
2008

Makes Me Tick

by in Everyday Nonsense | 2,232 views | Reading Time 2:42

What makes you tick? What really motivates you? Is there a single thing that you can specifically pin down as the ultimate factor which can turn your entire outlook on life around at any given moment? I would imagine that we can all whittle down our many motivators down to a single, shiny motivator which […]

Dec 16
2008

Value Destruction

by in Everyday Nonsense | 2,319 views | Reading Time 3:25

While reading Bill O’Reilly’s book “Culture Warrior,” I ran across a simple statement conjured up from O’Reilly’s mind which makes ultimate sense in an uncommon sense world, “To conquer a nation, destroy the values of its people.” Doesn’t that simplistic statement make absolute sense? How can a nation survive if the values it was formed […]

Dec 14
2008

Excuse Me Works

by in Everyday Nonsense | 2,232 views | Reading Time 2:58

Our language includes a pair of words which when paired together and spoken aloud create a very significant physical response from people. Those two words are “Excuse me.” The problem is how often are those two words uttered from the mouths of our increasingly rude society? And even when they are spoken, many times they […]

Oct 6
2008

Unprofessional Conduct

by in Everyday Nonsense | 2,207 views | Reading Time 2:50

Once we reach a certain age or position in life, our society, family, and friends expect us to carry ourselves with a level of integrity and dignity. Simply put, people expect us to conduct ourselves in a professional manner. Yes, we can still let our unbridled childlike passion exist when out of the office or […]

Sep 10
2008

Attack Mentality

by in Everyday Nonsense | 2,476 views | Reading Time 3:46

Over the past few decades, it appears that the American demeanor has been migrating towards an attack mentality. To be more specific, people are becoming more likely to instantaneously flip the switch to defensive attack measures rather than completely hear an opposition idea, thought, statement, or suggestion. Personally, I see this within myself at times […]

Sep 5
2008

Who Cares

by in Everyday Nonsense | 1,923 views | Reading Time 3:17

There’s a saying that seems to be the basic idea of living these days. It goes a little something like this, “It’s my life and I can do what I want to.” On top of that, there is a growing sentiment amongst our society that everything is ok as long as what you are doing […]

Sep 2
2008

Insurance Weight

by in Everyday Nonsense | 1,980 views | Reading Time 3:16

A while back, I wrote an article about the airline industry potentially charging customers based upon their weight. The idea I ran across actually came from a person who used to work at Yahoo and posted a comment about the possibility on his personal blog. Today, I ran across another similar weight based cost issue. […]

Aug 29
2008

You’ve Been Screened

by in Everyday Nonsense | 1,878 views | Reading Time 3:01

Do you screen your phone calls? How about email? Do you even screen the knocks on your door? Sure, if you’re reading this and you’re not 5 years old, I will bet money that you have chosen to screen someone in each and every one of the above situations. There are untold instances where we […]