Most people are more careful in selecting a dog/horse than a partner.

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Be very selective whom you select as partner. A wise choice is worth its weight in gold while a poor choice could sink the ship. Most people are more careful in selecting a dog or a horse than a partner. Emotion driven choices usually end in disaster. Keep this in mind if you want to go in business with someone. Ask yourself what he/she will be like if things go horribly wrong at some future date. You should be even more selective when you select a life partner. We tend to ignore reality when we fall in love with someone. It is usually a fantasy to think that his/her drinking, cheating, jealousy or temper will magically disappear once you are married or have a child. You cannot claim your money back after you said “I do”. Keep the picture above in mind the next time you select a partner. It is just silly to allow your heart to overrule reality when you make long-term relationship choices.   

Rene

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ALSO READ THE FOLLOWING

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https://eagleman6788.wordpress.com/2014/01/04/looking-for-a-new-partner-why-not-invite-potential-candidates-for-the-job-as-your-new-partner-to-relationship-interview/

 

Most people are more careful in selecting a dog or a horse than a partner.

Be very selective whom you select as partner. A wise choice is worth its weight in gold while a poor choice could sink the ship. Most people are more careful in selecting a dog or a horse than a partner. Emotionally driven choices usually end in disaster. Keep this in mind if you want to go in business with someone. Ask yourself what he will be like if things go horribly wrong at some future date.

 Rene

 

 

Learn to say, “so what” when things fail to work out as expected.

 

Stop taking people, your goals and projects so seriously. I found that a focused approach and a “no fear of loss” attitude take you a long way towards a successful and happy life. How can you enjoy your successes if you never knew failure? Give things your best shot and go for gold every time. You will win some and lose some, but you will feel alive and part of the game of life. Learn to say, “so what” when things fail to work out as expected. Learn to see the humour in your failures. Remember when you cry, you cry alone

Rene