Yesterday’s post with all its French sayings made me think of my favorite personal saying, one I coined and use as somewhat of a mission statement: “that which works for me may not work for you.” I’ll let you think about it for a moment. Say it aloud. That which works for me may not work for you. Now, I want you to imagine a large naked man with his body painted brightly like a clown and he’s wearing a big fuzzy pink clown wig and he’s completely on fire. He runs screaming through an arena full of people and dives into a large tank of liquefied brown sewage. Then he emerges with a pained smile and bows to the now cheering and shrieking crowd. Work for you? Doesn’t work for me. But it worked for him!/TUBOB. More here.
Question: What saying typifies your approach to life?
nic on February 03 at 8:49 a.m.
Unity in what is essential, liberty in nonessentials.
brandxranch on February 03 at 9:06 a.m.
I have a couple of personal mottos:
“Do the right thing” and “Live with no regrets”.
These premises guide me on a daily basis, but, hey what works for me may not work for you….
JeanieSpokane on February 03 at 9:37 a.m.
“Live to inspire” - which I have posted on my computer. And BrandX, I love your “live with no regrets” which I think has been in my blood all this time. I just never realized it in writing. :)
Cis on February 03 at 1:35 p.m.
Illegitimi non carborundum
Escapee on February 03 at 10:24 p.m.
Whatever my philosophy is (it changes daily) it sure doesn’t involve a pot-bellied naked guy diving into a septic tank. I think my Statement of Purpose is probably The Desiderata, though, and one of its lines:…”avoid loud and aggressive persons, for they are vexations to the spirit.”