what about success, wealth, abundance?

[orthodoxymoron]

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Originally Posted by orthodoxymoron
Pursue success, wealth, and abundance via constructive competition.

Response: I would rather pursue success, wealth and abundance via constructive co-creation. malletzky

malletzky: You just engaged in constructive competition with me. You disagreed with me...and told me so. You challenged what I had to say. This was not positive reinforcement. It was constructive competition...which is fine with me. Anyone who conducts business is engaging in competition. We seem to be very 'all or nothing' regarding this subject. How about a happy medium?

[Humble Janitor]

I'm happy with what I've done with my life so far. If it were to end tomorrow, I'd have no regrets.

While I can, I continue to push myself and see where I can go.

[Malletzky]

Originally Posted by orthodoxymoron

Quote:
Originally Posted by orthodoxymoron
Pursue success, wealth, and abundance via constructive competition.

Response: I would rather pursue success, wealth and abundance via constructive co-creation. malletzky

malletzky: You just engaged in constructive competition with me. You disagreed with me...and told me so. You challenged what I had to say. This was not positive reinforcement. It was constructive competition...which is fine with me. Anyone who conducts business is engaging in competition. We seem to be very 'all or nothing' regarding this subject. How about a happy medium?

OM: on one side, you're right. As soon as we engage in some conversations, no matter what, we're kind of competing, as each one of us would naturaly tend to enforce his own opinion over the other.

But on the other side, I highly tend to avoid such situations. I highly respect other opinions and I let everyone do and think whatever they please. I only compete in sports, but I see sports as a game, not as a competition.

That's why, as you might've noticed, I stated above that "I WOULD RATHER..." instead of "YOU SHOULD..."

Simple and easy: you do what you think is wright, I do what I think is right. Nevertheless, we're BOTH RIGHT


malletzky