Henry Ford told us to separate work and play. Look where THAT got us ... Does anyone out there NOT describe living two lives? (No - not like Tiger!) You know what I'm talking about - The traditional old manner of stating or worse yet PRACTICING that you actually own two lives - personal and professional!) We have ONE life folks ... Why do we split it in half? And when we do - why do we expect to be happy? Henry Ford's comment was based on a post depression industrialized society - where linear ruled. That ship - or rather car - has sailed ...
Bill Trayling
Transitions and Pathways RT
705 733 6745
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Bill Trayling
Transitions and Pathways RT
705 733 6745
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