Kamál (Perfection), 13 Sharaf (Honor), 165 BE – Monday, January 12, 2009 about 1:45 PM Pacific Time
I would complain, but it only makes the situation worse. At least, the situation seems to get worse the more I complain. I learned this lesson over the past two years. The more I complain the worse the situation gets, while the situations in my life improves when I stop complaining.
I do have a lot to complain about, but there are people in this world who have more to complain about then myself. I need to have my car smogged and transfer the tags from my old car to the car I have now. I need to get a new fridge because the old fridge is falling apart. I need to have the dryer checked because I don't think it is working properly. In addition, my mother needs a hearing aid for each ear and both of us need new glasses.
In the present economy all of this is going to be difficult. However, I don't need to complain. Instead of complaining, I need to take action of some type. Therefore, I will take two types of action one is prayer and the other is finding another source of income.
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Monday, January 12, 2009
Thursday, September 25, 2008
Another Beautiful Day in Las Vegas and goal setting
Istijlál (Majesty), 18 ‘Izzat (Might), 165 B.E. – Thursday, September 25, 2008 about 4:26 AM Pacific Time
Well, another beautiful day in Las Vegas has begun. I reviewed my 19-day goals last night and set up the spreadsheet to keep track of my accomplishments. I've changed the way I list my goals in the spreadsheet and my daily to do list. I wasn't placing them in the priority of there iimportance.
I've put the most important first on the list. In the upcoming 19-day period, the most important writing goal is completing my issues of the writing.com fantasy newsletter I help edit. Then comes other goals such as blog entries, submissions, novel, short stories, etc. The list isn't very long, because I've cut the list down to the nine most important writing projects.
It's another beautiful day in Las Vegas and I'm remembering my childhood. The one thing I don't remember learn is how to set goal. I don't think it was specifically taught in school and I don't remember it being discussed at home. It's something I've learn in the years since. After reviewing the difficulties I've had in setting goals, I really think it's something that should be taught to children.
Well, another beautiful day in Las Vegas has begun. I reviewed my 19-day goals last night and set up the spreadsheet to keep track of my accomplishments. I've changed the way I list my goals in the spreadsheet and my daily to do list. I wasn't placing them in the priority of there iimportance.
I've put the most important first on the list. In the upcoming 19-day period, the most important writing goal is completing my issues of the writing.com fantasy newsletter I help edit. Then comes other goals such as blog entries, submissions, novel, short stories, etc. The list isn't very long, because I've cut the list down to the nine most important writing projects.
It's another beautiful day in Las Vegas and I'm remembering my childhood. The one thing I don't remember learn is how to set goal. I don't think it was specifically taught in school and I don't remember it being discussed at home. It's something I've learn in the years since. After reviewing the difficulties I've had in setting goals, I really think it's something that should be taught to children.
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