Notes From Rich: Two types of people

Friday, July 13, 2012

Two types of people

1. Those who are happy with all that they have, regardless of how little "all" may be.

2. Those who are unhappy because of what they don't have, regardless of how much they do have.

There are many variations of this theme and we all have ample opportunity to see examples of both types.

Most of us know which is our own predominant "type".

Enough said.

Short post.

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GrampsJuly 27, 2012 at 4:03 PM
A possible drawback for “Those who are happy with all that they have, regardless of how much "all" is.” The drawback is that it’s hard to retire when work is always good. My retirement lasted about a day and a half and I had to get back to the good stuff, fun stuff. I just don’t have Cliff around to tell me about "Every day is Sunday in the sweet bye and bye." see Rich's July 27 post for more about Cliff.
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