Tag: Words of Wisdom
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The Hundred-Year-Old-Man Who Climbed out of the Window and Disappeared.

“The violently burning tanker now drifted along the edge of the quay towards the center of the town. During this last journey, it set fire to all the houses along its route, a distance of 2.2 Kilometers. The wind was coming from the South-East that day, so it didn’t take more than twenty-five minutes before,…
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The Funny Side of an American President

It is not every day that one sits fifteen meters away from someone who was the most powerful man in the world. Such was the experience of Elizabeth-Jane. No matter your personal opinions regarding any leader or country, the President of the United States of America, is a place occupied only by those who have…
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A House Divided against Itself – Part Three

It seemed within in a mere matter of days that life in the household resumed its usual ways and the Australian adventure had lost its focus; but this was only short lived.
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A House Divided Against Itself

“A house divided against itself cannot stand. I believe this government cannot endure permanently, half slave and half free. I do not expect the Union to be dissolved — I do not expect the house to fall — but I do expect it will cease to be divided”. Abraham Lincoln – In his speech to…
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Opportunity

Every single day, in so many ways, opportunities cross our path. Each time an opportunity happens to reveal itself you have (you guessed it) two choices. You take the opportunity and run with it. You let it pass you by.
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The Most Beautiful Garden in the World

The most beautiful and dynamic garden in the world is the human mind. In it grow all manner of thoughts. Every imaginable species of thoughts grow there; happily they grow alongside each other; which is quite surprising really, considering how different they all are. Whilst they jostle, like the occupants of any garden, for prominence,…
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Land Grabbing

What is Land Grabbing?
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The Other Side of Bad Attitude

“Excuse me, that suitcase is mine” a very concerned gentleman with raised voice, lower down on the baggage conveyor said anxiously. “No sir, its mine”. I retorted, somewhat irritated by his attitude and particularly the level of his voice.
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The stories we tell ourselves.
What often appear to be ‘curved balls’ thrown at us during our lifetime are in fact miracle opportunities. Sometimes they are even timeous warnings of dangers on the journey ahead. In my life they have, without exception, always been for my expressed benefit. sirpeterjamesdotcom