Free Book time
Apr 27, 2017 22:46:21 #
https://makeuseof.tradepub.com/free/w_tima05/prgm.cgi
Above is a link to get a free book which may be of use to some here. Do you feel stuck in your life? Do you feel like you have a wealth of untapped potential? Do you often feel overwhelmed?
I think in our pursuit of the perfect shot we all suffer from the points raised in those questions. This book may be what we need to overcome these feelings.
I do hope my fellow members at FYC can see the sense in some of the questions this book addresses. AND ITS FREE!!!!!!!!!
Above is a link to get a free book which may be of use to some here. Do you feel stuck in your life? Do you feel like you have a wealth of untapped potential? Do you often feel overwhelmed?
I think in our pursuit of the perfect shot we all suffer from the points raised in those questions. This book may be what we need to overcome these feelings.
I do hope my fellow members at FYC can see the sense in some of the questions this book addresses. AND ITS FREE!!!!!!!!!
Apr 28, 2017 20:33:04 #
Billyspad wrote:
Thanks for the info, and trade pub is a resource you can sign up for and get lots of books free from, great if you're a chronic reader like me. I did read it today while waiting for an oil change (and it's a quick read as the review promised).
I suspect like many books though, we might all get something different from it. I tend to be skeptical of "life coaches" though my children's generation accept them as valid professionals. A lot of it was common sense but it often helps to be reminded. I particularly enjoyed the reminders about the dangers of fear and the rewards of curiosity, and some of the pieces about creativity.
Are you gonna lead some discussion on your favorite sections?
Apr 28, 2017 21:11:56 #
minniev wrote:
Are you gonna lead some discussion on your favorite sections?
More chance of me referring to a Topaz drenched bad picture as inspirational I reckon lol
Joking apart I'm not a life coach fan as its really common sense but sometimes its not a bad idea just to be reminded what constitutes common sense so I thought it may prove helpful to us all.
Apr 29, 2017 00:49:39 #
Billyspad wrote:
More chance of me referring to a Topaz drenched bad picture as inspirational I reckon lol
Joking apart I'm not a life coach fan as its really common sense but sometimes its not a bad idea just to be reminded what constitutes common sense so I thought it may prove helpful to us all.
Joking apart I'm not a life coach fan as its really common sense but sometimes its not a bad idea just to be reminded what constitutes common sense so I thought it may prove helpful to us all.
Ho ho ho, funny. Billy, are life coaches "subjective" ? Oh, i should say are they objective ?
The title of the book has me worried as it repeats the common Q and Ans. I'm afraid people will read it and
decide there are no stupid Qs Oh, I forgot...they already decided that, I even saw one posted t'other day by
an FYC member. Maybe you noticed it too....
Xeno says we have to go eat now and I always do what he says as he insists one coach is enough.
Apr 29, 2017 02:31:30 #
jenny wrote:
Ho ho ho, funny. Billy, are life coaches "subjective" ? Oh, i should say are they objective ?
The title of the book has me worried as it repeats the common Q and Ans. I'm afraid people will read it and
decide there are no stupid Qs Oh, I forgot...they already decided that, I even saw one posted t'other day by
an FYC member. Maybe you noticed it too....
Xeno says we have to go eat now and I always do what he says as he insists one coach is enough.
The title of the book has me worried as it repeats the common Q and Ans. I'm afraid people will read it and
decide there are no stupid Qs Oh, I forgot...they already decided that, I even saw one posted t'other day by
an FYC member. Maybe you noticed it too....
Xeno says we have to go eat now and I always do what he says as he insists one coach is enough.
jenny are you telling me there are stupid questions asked on the Hog? I have never seen that!
Norman sends his regards to Xeno from behind the sofa where he sulks his days away because we have a yard full of construction guys building an extension. The king of all he surveys is not happy about the hammering and banging which extension building entails so we have to live with Le Sulk until they go home.
He can then come out and strut his stuff in his usual spoiled cat manner looking at me as if I'm something nasty one finds on the sole of your shoe.
May 1, 2017 16:43:49 #
May 1, 2017 19:43:18 #
SteveR wrote:
Ah, well, ya get what ya pay for. 
But sometimes as Mick sings You don't always get what you want You get what you need.
May 1, 2017 21:40:50 #
But so many people don't know what they need because they don't know they need it.
If they knew that then they would be smart as Xeno who reads everything. It's not only
important to recognize a tuna can but to know what's in it. The little gentleman has
excellent taste too. Avoids apertures too small to be useful, insensitivity of humans, and
excessive noise.
If they knew that then they would be smart as Xeno who reads everything. It's not only
important to recognize a tuna can but to know what's in it. The little gentleman has
excellent taste too. Avoids apertures too small to be useful, insensitivity of humans, and
excessive noise.
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