I call upon your wisdom...your experience and your creative will to survive...?
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Actually I find that when I am doing for someone it is easiest to get it going. \n\nGood luck and God Bless!!
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good! I ever meet with such instance, i considered it is important, i hope you deal with it modestly.  do it as i tell you ,you can succeed.
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Well, I do what I love and this is not just easy, but very creative and huge money source! \nThus, I would advice you to do the same: Do exactly what you love doing, this will always give you strength, pleasures and assist you to arrive to the top! \nIf you try to do the profession some others are doing, it will not be your will and you will soon get tired, exhausted and although others made money you might not!\nStick on what you love doing!
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See if this may be of help to you\nSince I became aware of what I am sharing with you I have a whole new outlook on myself and live and God!\nBlessings-\nTim
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Why don't you incorporate you environment job with you dream creative job.\n\nMake things out of environmentally safe materials. I am sure they will be beautiful. You can even donate some of your profits to a cause of yours.
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Think of it as a challenge and do your best.  You may surprise yourself....
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Only if you are willing to make it
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"In order to burn out, one needs to actually have been on fire at one time"\n\nMany creative people, myself included, have very strong emotions, and they aren't always "nice" Rage, anger, grief, despair- to joy, ectasy, and desire! Most people are content with the status-quo, and say, "don't rock the boat". Somtimes, though, boats need to be rocked.\n\nIntense feelings often precipitate a spiritual awakening. A person has only 2 choices- be overwhelmed by them, or learn to harness them. Those that succeed in harnessing them can change the world. It takes work, though. \n\nRemember, anger is the spirit's way of letting you know someone is stepping on your emotional toes. You need to learn to look past the anger to describe, in your own words, what is really making you angry. (I am still learning that path, believe me!)\n\nThings that helped me learn to cope in more effective ways: karate, writing, modern poetry recitals, art, mountain climbing, research, and service to humanity. Also, learning to stand up for myself in an assertive manner, telling off people who really needed to be told off, learning diplomacy, and increasing my vocabulary (calling someone a detestable sycophant is so much more rewarding than saying they are kissing the boss's ass!) Also learning to be genuine. Remember your intensity will make you scary to some, but will often act like a magnet for all the right people when you learn to channel it.\n\n          Good luck. Oh yeah, driven, creative people make better lovers too. Pass it on!
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Don't deny it - live it... be careful though... have fun
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a lot\ndepends on how creative you are.
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Pursue it dont let go, if the ideas good?
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You most likely have a very good brain with artistic qualities.\nGood chance you will lead with sensitivity. Good combination!
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This question will survive a long time because YOU my friend are a survivor!!!  Hang in there.  \n\n(Don't worry, I won't sing "I Will Survive" 2 u)
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Not like I would do whatever I had to, to survive.\n\nPeace!
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Let me give you an advice..\nDont let the ignorance go too high please..\nFrom my experience i have lost a person..\nSo i please beg of you..\nThis is coz i cant see something special go to ruin..\nMy best wishes to you to have everything fine..
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"If you don't design your own life plan, \nchances are you'll fall into someone else's plan. \nAnd guess what they may have planned for you? \nNot much!" \n-- Jim Rohn \n\nIf you want to know what your future will be you need to design and craft your own life.\n\nWell, this has got to be the simplest, and most effective, formula for\ngoal success ever.\n\nYou need no other formula or strategy, ever.\n \nIn order to achieve any and every goal, you simply\nneed to answer these 3 questions.\n \n"In order to achieve my goal....\n\n1.  What do I need to STOP doing?\n\n2.  What do I need to START doing?\n\n3.  What do I need to DO MORE OF?"\n \nTHAT'S ALL THERE IS TO THIS FORMULA FOR SUCCESSFUL GOALSETTING...\n \nBut if you DO want more suggestions and tips for goalsetting, go to:\nhttp://www.personal-enterprise-self-help-resources.com/HAPPINESS-GOALS.html\n\n\nYour Have-to's and Your Want-to's\n\n\nLife is too short, and far too fragile!\n\nI began thinking about the "wish lists" most of us maintain, the things we plan to do "someday." You have a list like that, don't you? Almost everyone does. \n\nWe think we'll travel or change careers, start a business, vacation in some exotic location, or pursue some passion we've postponed for too long. We'll take up music or painting, run for political office, or write that novel we've "put off" over the years. \n\nWe think we'll do those things, but will we? That's a tough question to ponder.\n\nOver the years, I've developed a little exercise I often do with my coaching clients, especially the ones who claim to be "too busy." I invite you to do it, too.\n\nIt begins by making two separate lists of activities. On one of them, list all the things you do in a normal week. Yup, I said list everything you spend time or energy on in a normal week. That includes going to work, brushing your teeth, walking the dog, fixing dinner, playing tennis, reading to the kids, and putting gas in the car. Use a little notebook and during the day, list every task or activity that takes your time.\n\nMost people end up with a couple hundred items by the end of the week. Some of them are "big" or "important" like going to work, making love, taking the kids to school. Other items are "small" or "trivial" like taking out the trash, but list all of them. I think you'll be amazed at what you do with the "time of your life."\n\nThe second list is usually shorter and (interestingly) harder. Give yourself an hour in a quiet spot, perhaps with a cup of tea or coffee. and list the important "want-to's" in your life. List the things you want to do, see, have, visit, learn or enjoy in your life. This is very personal and I've given up trying to predict what might be on it, even with my close friends. Typically, however, you'll have a few big items ("climb Mt Everest") and several smaller items ("rent Casablanca and watch it with my spouse"). You may have some very admirable items ("read War and Peace") and some naughty items ("go skinny dipping"). Whatever your dreams, write them down.\n\nNow, comes the hard part. You've got to make decisions.\n\nOn your list of things you actually do during the week, you MUST find some items to eliminate. I know, everything on there feels like a "have-to." Think harder! Some of those things could be delegated. You can pay someone to do a few of them, and some should not be done at all. Your task is to figure out which are which. To have the life you want, you MUST eliminate a few hours of "have-to's" every week. \n\nWhen it comes down to it, there are very few things we really "have to" do in life. Actually, the ONLY thing I'm convinced we cannot avoid is death itself. Obviously, I recommend you do your work, pay your ta
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Absolutely. I'd have to do it in different ways though, just to keep the experience fresh. I've never killed someone, and I'm pretty sure this important life-skill will come in handy real soon.