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| People are meant to live not exist. We all have | | | | calling him: crazy, lunatic, pie in the sky chaser, |
| choices that we make in life. Our choices always | | | | loser, or worst.both worlds. much as they like by |
| determine the outcome of every situation. Read | | | | having an online work from home business. |
| the following story and ask yourself at the end | | | | In my opinion most of the people in that room |
| where do you stand. | | | | were being sheep. They were following the lead |
| Early one morning one of the top companies in | | | | of someone telling them to stay comfortable with |
| the world held a divisonal sales meeting. | | | | their secure job. Don't buck the system even if |
| Everybody that was somebody in management | | | | you don't like it. The individual that spoke his mind |
| was there. To get things started off the RSVP | | | | no matter what people thought was being a rhino. |
| had every sales rep that represented a particular | | | | He was charging on to better things. |
| location to stand up and say what was their "high" | | | | The good thing about life is that people can make |
| at work and their "high" at home. | | | | decisions to stop being sheep and become a |
| Most people mentioned that they were excited to | | | | charging rhino. |
| work with such great team members while at | | | | My question to you is who do you choose to be? |
| work. Help was always there. BEING AT WORK | | | | Are you satisfied with life right now? Does it |
| and enjoying time with their family. A handful | | | | excite you to go to early morning meetings when |
| were excited at playing video games. | | | | you could have been doing better things, or be at |
| I couldn't help but to think as I heard the story | | | | a job you despise, and even worst not making |
| that leaving a job you hate and going home to | | | | the money you know you are worth? Do you |
| play video games is a waste of time. Why not | | | | really like not living your life on purpose while at |
| use that time to better yourself so you can | | | | your job? |
| eventually leave. But I thought to each its own I'll | | | | Or do you choose LIFE ON YOUR TERMS? Make |
| leave that one alone. The constant thought that | | | | a decision and stick with it. |
| disturbed me the most with this story was that | | | | By the way that rhino in the story was me. |
| A: Nobody mentioned that they enjoyed what | | | | Adrian Hines has sparked change in many by |
| they did at work (they only liked their team | | | | touching on a hot topic dealing with being a |
| mates) and B: Most couldn't wait to be AWAY | | | | senseless sheep or charging rhino with his article. |
| from work and spend time with their family. | | | | To find out how to be a rhino and live life on your |
| I could be wrong but it looks like they are fine | | | | terms like Adrian go here. |
| with the hand life deals them. Now there may be | | | | Report this article |
| a few who are actually taking action to improve | | | | This article is free for republishing |
| their value so they can go elsewhere but I don't | | | | Source: |
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| Then this one individual took the room by surprise. | | | | |
| He stood up and said that his "high" at work was | | | | Ask a Question About this Article |
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