It’s the performance that matters
not the applause at the end of the play
Woofer, Meowie, Squeakie, Grunter and Tweeter – Night on the Town by Peggy & judy
Feb
27
2018
Pawsitively Tuesday – The crux of the the matter
MAXyourMIND
Self-care tips, tools, techniques & neuroscience research for MIND, BODY & SOUL – shared with a wink and a smile
Yes, but, it’s nice to hear some applause.
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Shari,
Some people though need hearing aids and keep trying to turn up the volume. Others turn their backs to the clapping . . . I guess in the end we are all spectators to our own performance.
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Thoughtful and worth remembering, thank you.
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Shari,
Our Pawsitively Tuesday posts are for us to remember too.
PA & JW
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Nice reminder! A competing colleague on the other side of the closing table commented to me that they weren’t getting a lot of compensation for the relatively low priced property they sold. I suggested that first, it was a LOT of money for both the Seller and Buyer ( or almost anyone for that matter), and second that there are no small transactions, just some larger than others. I handed them my business card with its “Real Estate for You” ‘slogo’. Performing, selling, or communicating are always more rewarding when it’s not about us.
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Duffys Dad
There are some people who are so immersed in themselves they have trouble seeing the world through another prism. I shore (misspelling intentional) am blessed to have a brother like you. How did you get to be so smart . . . not to mention compassionate?
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It’s good to know that we are being appreciated. We can also applaud ourselves. Love the drawing.
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Linda,
It is good to be appreciated, so applause is welcome. Thanks for the compliment on the drawing!
Peggy
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