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Wednesday
Jul282010
Posted on DateWednesday, July 28, 2010 at 5:05AM

Create YOUR Own World!

by AuthorNodine; Jon

Every day you have a choice, to see the world as a scary place in which terrible things are just a moment away, or a wonderful place in which you have been given the most amazing gift of all...TIME. Today, do something special with your TIME. Go for a walk, meet up with a friend, or turn off the T.V. After doing so, make note of how that activity improved your emotions. Realize that you do have a choice. It’s called your attitude.

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Monday
Jul262010
Posted on DateMonday, July 26, 2010 at 5:13AM

Window Three Quote

by AuthorNodine; Jon

“Hey Volvo, this is the fast lane!  Get your ass over!” he screeched, positive that because he said it aloud the driver should be able to hear him.  Another unfortunate participant in the race against time was an unsuspecting white Neon, receiving a wrath from Frank that can only be described as “The Stare”. You know what I’m describing: the look a frustrated driver throws out to another vehicle in an effort to let him know that he should know better. Ever use it before?  “Try to drive more like me!” might be the mantra you could imagine such a person screaming if death glares counted as words.

 

Excerpt from "Window Three, You Always Have a Choice."

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Wednesday
Jul212010
Posted on DateWednesday, July 21, 2010 at 5:05AM

If You Could Change Your Life?

by AuthorNodine; Jon

No matter how the question is asked the same answer is sought out: Change, or more specifically, change based on regret. As someone who loves to ask other people what we here at Window Three refer to as ‘power questions,’ or more specifically, questions that evoke emotions, I can tell you that this question has been used in my repertoire for quite some time. However, it wasn’t until recently that I all but stopped asking the question. Why? The reason has to do with the response that I kept getting: “I wouldn’t change a thing!” Really?

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Monday
Jul192010
Posted on DateMonday, July 19, 2010 at 5:03AM

What do You NEED?

by AuthorNodine; Jon

Take for example if you were used to eating out for lunch with your coworkers 3 to 4 times a week. When the days where you needed to start “brown bagging it” rolled in, it wouldn’t be as easy to deal with if you had never started eating out 3 to 4 times a week in the first place. However, since you did have the luxury of eating out 3 to 4 times a week, your brown bag is a reminder of difficult times. Yes, it’s a subtle thought, but nonetheless, it does take it’s toll. Combine that with other “cut backs” you might be making and you can see where the mood of our country is at.

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Wednesday
Jul142010
Posted on DateWednesday, July 14, 2010 at 5:04AM

Are Looks Still Important?

by AuthorNodine; Jon

There was a time in my life where I thought I needed to go out on the town any chance I could. When I needed to own the biggest home, have the nicest car and keep up my high school title of being, “the best dressed.” I was trying to “Look” the part. A few years ago, I decided that I wanted to be more functional. I left my career as a Sales Trainer, got rid of my Infiniti G35, left Florida to move back closer to family and moved into the basement of my in-laws. From where I had been, I no longer LOOKED the part.

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