[Jusluvn]

Wondering what you all think of this? Or if you've heard of it?

[bigboy7788]

nope... but looks very interesting!! Do you have any reference or pdf ?

[mothered]

Do you have any reference or pdf ?

I'm sure you'll find this article of Interest.

[Jusluvn]

Do you have any reference or pdf ?

I'm sure you'll find this article of Interest.

. Therefore, if a plan fails or the unexpected happens, the experience is neither good nor bad—it simply presents more useful information.

From your link. I really like that bit. Very good way of looking at things

[mothered]

. Therefore, if a plan fails or the unexpected happens, the experience is neither good nor bad—it simply presents more useful information.

If It fails In a significant negative fashion, the experience may Initially be bad, but you take the positive out of the negative and apply yourself accordingly thereafter- that Is, you're aware of how to avoid the same result.

[Jusluvn]

. Therefore, if a plan fails or the unexpected happens, the experience is neither good nor bad—it simply presents more useful information.

If It fails In a significant negative fashion, the experience may Initially be bad, but you take the positive out of the negative and apply yourself accordingly thereafter- that Is, you're aware of how to avoid the same result.

Nicely said. As you have also been a part of my other post, you know that it applies greatly to me right now ha. Learning the hard way is sometimes the best way, cause you know whole heartily what needs to be done and it "hurts" less the next go around

[mothered]

Learning the hard way is sometimes the best way, cause you know whole heartily what needs to be done and it "hurts" less the next go around

I couldn't have said It better myself.

I've been there and done that, with just about everything life throws at you and while It's difficult at the time, It all works out In the end. You just need to have a positive mindset and purely focus on "what can be done" rather than "what has been done".