jw123 wrote:If some of you guys put in as much effort trying to better your lives as you do trying to one up the next guy on here, you might be doing better.
Sadly the pay isnt that good dissing other people.

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jw123 wrote:If some of you guys put in as much effort trying to better your lives as you do trying to one up the next guy on here, you might be doing better.
Sadly the pay isnt that good dissing other people.
PaperDog wrote:Nobody here is successful, until you all realize that your possessions are meaningless, and that putting them before the only thing that really matters is a futile endeavor leading to a pointless life and even a less profound death.
Mike N, Please read this very carefully and open your mind:![]()
You are probably the only guy on this forum who is actually prepared, capable and equipped to survive destitution, and real adversity. I'm quite certain the rest of the peanut gallery would cry like a bunch of divas on a cycle...if everything they had today was taken away from them... and they had to endure what you have been through.
You are actually within reach of being the biggest winner of them all, Mike..if you would just allow yourself the luxary...
For the record, we were made to be prosperous, somehow, some way...each of us... (That ryhmes, you know) . I get that from that lil book you detest so much...But, frankly, its workin for me... You should know, there was time in my life, when I did live out of car. It was brief...Lets just say I was compelled to change my situation...and so, I did.
Thejohnny7band wrote:Unhappiness is a choice and essentially self-inflicted. We choose to be happy/unhappy but this is not intuitive and misunderstood by many.
Paul understood this while imprisoned in the Roman dungeons.
This guy understands it:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_G31YW1ecX0
Choose wisely.
jimmydanger wrote:Happiness is the only real measure of success. As long as you're happy it doesn't matter if you have any possessions at all.
jimmydanger wrote:"You got to work hard, you got to work hard, if you want anything at all." - Depeche Mode
I'm sorry for you guys and anyone else who have worked hard but have not yet reaped your reward. If you give your all and work hard at your dream everyday you will succeed. But if you have not truly given your all I have no pity for you. Life is no picnic but it's better than the alternative.
All in all I believe I have succeeded in life because I worked my ass off. Nothing was given to me, I earned it all. I paid my own way through college, raised two great kids, have a beautiful house, drive a new car, buy whatever gear I need and record whenever I want. I'm in two excellent bands with guys I love like brothers. I had a lot of adversity in the last ten years; I got divorced, lost my job and then the economy crashed. But I get up everyday and go to work and things are starting to look very good again. My boss gave me a $3,000 bonus check and a $100 a week raise on Friday. All you have to do is try and the universe will provide.
jimmydanger wrote:By possessions I mean things beyond a place to live. Technically you only need air, water and food to survive but you would live like an animal. There are people that have gone back to nature but you'll find even they have knives and other modern implements. Yes you need money to live even modestly well by our modern standards. But do I need 7 TVs, two of them 65" inch home theaters? Of course not but more stuff gives the illusion of happiness.
jw123 wrote:LOL, Jimmy my drummer was in Chicago this past weekend, for a work convention, and he sent this picture from his hotel, it had a tv in the bathroom mirror.
I had never heard or seen anything like that.
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