DISQUS

I'm looking forward to this book. I need to incorporate these ideas into what I'm doing with my blog. I'm also terrible at leveraging my base that I already have. I guess that's why I'll buy this book.

Do you do advance review copies for bloggers who love your message?

We can't fulfill a dream if we don't take action. I believe the hard part is staying motivated. If a person works in corporate america they might feel stifled by all the red tape. They have to keep pushing through these walls and make "it" happen.

I've been thinking about similar thoughts for a blog post of mine. We do need to bring more of our lives into work. This sharing opens people's hearts. I believe that when we get to know people's backgrounds we become more compassionate of who they are and their choices. Compassion is so important to have when we all work so closely together.

<abbr></abbr><abbr>Karl Staib - Work Happy Nows last blog post..The Brightest and Best Minds All In One Place</abbr>

I came across Monty Python my freshman year in collage. What a treat it was! It's so random and creative that it makes me laugh every time, no matter what mood I'm in.

We do need to confuse ourselves or in my case understand that it's ok to feel confused.

I don't have any children, but as a kid I remember just being in the moment of swinging, sliding, or running around. I wasn't worried about what might happen next. I think it plays into your Free to Begin, and Free to Leave rule. It shouldn't matter whether people are going because new friends and co-workers will always be entering the scene. We can't stop it so we may as well enjoy it.

Insightful post!

You make some great points. We should be proactive and help others live a type of life that they deserve. Living in America I sometimes forget how good I have it. There are people all over the world struggling with their governments. Being a blogger I have a voice and should use it to help others. Thanks!