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Hub You - Is The Super Bowl As Exciting As Your Life The Clock Is Ticking
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What if our most exciting game were the game called our life? What if creating a radically better future for our children was much more exciting than who wins on Super Bowl Sunday?
More people watched the news on 9/11 than watch the Super Bowl. How many more crises will it take for all of us to wake up and engage in the game we're playing, simply be virtue of living in the 21st century? Terrorism, war, extreme poverty, aids, addiction, depression, global warming, pollution, crime, corruption the stakes are much higher than the Super Bowl, yet how many of us are playing as if we have the ball in our hands, and it's up to us?
Sadly, many people do relate to the challenges we face as human beings right now as if they are but spectators, watching us all lose as time is running out.
Talk, talk, talk and more talk. Everyone talks about change. Like the armchair quarterbacks, many well-meaning, good people are talking from the sidelines of life, gossiping, criticizing and complaining about what everyone else is doing or not doing.
Consider these two important differences between the armchair quarterback watching football and the well-meaning, good person being a spectator in today's world.
1) We're all in this game called life. Everyone is a player, like it or not; yet so much of our team is on the sidelines, watching, cheering, whining, commenting on those who are on the field. Can you imagine a football team where most of the team is not just on the bench, but at home watching the game on TV? Can you imagine a team whose players don't dare even play? They might contribute some money or vote on team decisions, but when it comes time to get down and dirty and play they're nowhere to be found. Except you. You're here to play, and you cannot deny it. Life lived from the sidelines would be death for you.
2) The armchair quarterback acts as if his yelling at the TV will make a difference, yet there is nothing he can do to affect the results of the game. We, as human beings in the game of life, often act as if our ideas or our voice won't make a difference, yet everything we choose to do or not do affects the results of the game. Sitting at home yelling at the politician on TV instead of having your voice heard in public makes a difference in the outcome of the game. It's a great strategy for losing the game of life. Complaining about anything and acting as if there's not much you can do about it affects the outcome of the only game that really matters--life itself. When we chose to be an armchair quarterback in the game of life, we are choosing to lose the future we could be creating for our children.
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Ever been to a bodybuilding competition and expo? Almost every booth is run by a supplement company, and this supplement company is represented by several scantily clad ladies so that you can sample their wares (the company’s, not the ladies’!).Athletes and fat loss clients want to know what super magic pill or powder is the answer to all their problems. Here’s a secret: If any diet pills worked, we’d only have one brand of diet pills!Supplements are meant to be just that, supplements. They should be use
Sadly, many people do relate to the challenges we face as human beings right now as if they are but spectators, watching us all lose as time is running out.
Talk, talk, talk and more talk. Everyone talks about change. Like the armchair quarterbacks, many well-meaning, good people are talking from the sidelines of life, gossiping, criticizing and complaining about what everyone else is doing or not doing.
Consider these two important differences between the armchair quarterback watching football and the well-meaning, good person being a spectator in today's world.
1) We're all in this game called life. Everyone is a player, like it or not; yet so much of our team is on the sidelines, watching, cheering, whining, commenting on those who are on the field. Can you imagine a football team where most of the team is not just on the bench, but at home watching the game on TV? Can you imagine a team whose players don't dare even play? They might contribute some money or vote on team decisions, but when it comes time to get down and dirty and play they're nowhere to be found. Except you. You're here to play, and you cannot deny it. Life lived from the sidelines would be death for you.
2) The armchair quarterback acts as if his yelling at the TV will make a difference, yet there is nothing he can do to affect the results of the game. We, as human beings in the game of life, often act as if our ideas or our voice won't make a difference, yet everything we choose to do or not do affects the results of the game. Sitting at home yelling at the politician on TV instead of having your voice heard in public makes a difference in the outcome of the game. It's a great strategy for losing the game of life. Complaining about anything and acting as if there's not much you can do about it affects the outcome of the only game that really matters--life itself. When we chose to be an armchair quarterback in the game of life, we are choosing to lose the future we could be creating for our children.
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Of the 7 Natural Laws of the Universe, the Law of Attraction, which is actually a part of the Law of Vibration, has received a lot of attention lately with the success of the movie and book, The Secret. Because it is universal, we all work with it whether we are aware of it or not. To be aware of it gives you the strong advantage of applying it consciously to attract greater success in your life.The Law of Vibration states that Everything vibrates, and that nothing rests. The Universe is a cosmic soup of energy vibrati
Consider these two important differences between the armchair quarterback watching football and the well-meaning, good person being a spectator in today's world.
1) We're all in this game called life. Everyone is a player, like it or not; yet so much of our team is on the sidelines, watching, cheering, whining, commenting on those who are on the field. Can you imagine a football team where most of the team is not just on the bench, but at home watching the game on TV? Can you imagine a team whose players don't dare even play? They might contribute some money or vote on team decisions, but when it comes time to get down and dirty and play they're nowhere to be found. Except you. You're here to play, and you cannot deny it. Life lived from the sidelines would be death for you.
2) The armchair quarterback acts as if his yelling at the TV will make a difference, yet there is nothing he can do to affect the results of the game. We, as human beings in the game of life, often act as if our ideas or our voice won't make a difference, yet everything we choose to do or not do affects the results of the game. Sitting at home yelling at the politician on TV instead of having your voice heard in public makes a difference in the outcome of the game. It's a great strategy for losing the game of life. Complaining about anything and acting as if there's not much you can do about it affects the outcome of the only game that really matters--life itself. When we chose to be an armchair quarterback in the game of life, we are choosing to lose the future we could be creating for our children.
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Consumers have so many choices to choose from. As the world becomes even more borderless, various goods and services find their way into new and foreign markets. Keeping a tab on these imports is a top priority among governments that enforce quality on goods and services that their people consume. There are also safety factors that need to be considered, as safety standards vary by country. For most countries, monitoring comes in the way of certificates.The government or highly reputable organizations issue certification
2) The armchair quarterback acts as if his yelling at the TV will make a difference, yet there is nothing he can do to affect the results of the game. We, as human beings in the game of life, often act as if our ideas or our voice won't make a difference, yet everything we choose to do or not do affects the results of the game. Sitting at home yelling at the politician on TV instead of having your voice heard in public makes a difference in the outcome of the game. It's a great strategy for losing the game of life. Complaining about anything and acting as if there's not much you can do about it affects the outcome of the only game that really matters--life itself. When we chose to be an armchair quarterback in the game of life, we are choosing to lose the future we could be creating for our children.
Right now we don't need any more good people, who mea
Which Countries Could Source Uranium for the New Mexico Facility?We asked Ferland if the uranium could come from Kazakhstan, Niger, Namibia or elsewhere. He couldn’t say from where, “Again, it’s coming from the U.S. utilities. I’m sure the U.S. utilities will comply with whatever laws or regulations that are out there, about where the source material can come from.”Julian Steyn shed some light on the subject, “The uranium that gets sent to New Mexico’s LES plant for enrichment will probably come from many countrie
Right now we don't need any more good people, who mean well. Right now, the world needs great people. We need champions. But more than that, what we need is simply more people who are willing to get off the chair, turn off the TV and get out on the field. Greatness begins with the will to act.
One of the most dangerous illusions today is the notion that the people with political power rule the world and the only ones with real power to cause change. Nothing could be further from the truth. Look around you. The world you see was not created by politicians. It was created by individual entrepreneurs, artists, inventors, industrious workers, etc. Human beings have all the power we need to create a better world right now in our heads and our hearts. It is our creative, intellectual minds and heroic spirits that give us more power than all of the political and military might in the world. And yet, we so often act as if the power is outside of us.
Consider that you have the ball. You can run with it right now. You can put points on the board and affect the outcome of this game called life, not just for yourself but for your team called humanity.
The game clock is ticking A multitude of crises threaten our children's future. Everything we value is on the line.
Are you on the field?
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