I’ve been thinking lately about some of life’s imponderables—the most baffling things about everyday life. Have you noticed that some of our most popular expressions just don’t add up?
We have all heard the saying “time is money,” which suggests that to do something fast will result in the greatest reward. Doesn’t the greatest reward come from winning a personal or professional battle, no matter how long it takes? Hmm.
When opportunity knocks, do you open the door and welcome her in, or do you stand there and yak at her, asking a ton of questions, only to find that she turns her back on you and walks away? Hmm.
They say “misery loves company,” but I can’t think of a single person who wants anything to do with it. Let’s all come together to get rid of it once and for all! Hmm.
Why do some people have a hard time expressing appreciation, like accepting the gift of a compliment? Hmm.
Why is it that some of the most rich and famous people in the world seem to be the most miserable? … Read More »