Your dreams of success are my nightmares of mediocrity

Around this time last year I came to the realization that there was no such thing as a coincidence thanks to the Bronner Brothers Hair Show.

At the time I really didn’t know the significance of a trip that I initially thought was going to be a much needed vacation.

Almost an entire year has passed since and my life has changed dramatically.

The biggest change is the fact that I’m now a resident of Georgia.
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By far a few of my biggest flaws are being way too forgiving and not knowing when it’s time to give up on something (job, idea, relationship, etc).

Over the years I’ve gotten better at recognizing when I’m wasting too much time on something however actually stopping what I’m doing still proves to be more difficult than it should be, especially when it comes to loyalty.

For example, the company that I currently work for used and abused my talents and never really thanked me.

Not only was I not thanked but it got to the point to where I was EXPECTED to do way more than what I was getting paid for.

I normally just chalked it up to a “learning lesson” however I should have left a long time ago.

Granted I’m in a new position as well as a new role in Atlanta with the same company but the way that I was treated will be a constant reminder of how I often tend to be too loyal.

During the end of may another “thing” that I’ve been too loyal to presented itself and it has taken me up until today so that that I’m finished. (more…)

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I still believe that the main reason that we’re in the middle east is to keep the dollar as the number one traded currency in the world.

How much longer will we be able to keep that part of the world in “check” is a huge question mark and how much more will the rest of the world accept when it comes to petro dollar warfare?

The following video breaks down our economy, interesting if you got the time.

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A few weeks ago I got to be in one of my good friends wedding which required that I fly to Oklahoma for a few days.

I enjoyed seeing a bunch of familiar faces but while there I felt like a tourist, the entire time!

Every building that I drove by looked out of place.

Every intersection that I sat in felt odd.

The landscape even felt as though there was something wrong or missing.

I continued to ask myself, “How is it that I feel like a stranger in a place that I’ve lived my entire adult life?”

At times I would be lost (direction wise) while in the car on streets that I used to run just a few months ago.

The only conclusion that I’ve come up with so far is the fact is that “home” was never really “home” for me but purgatory.

I’m sitting in my home right now thinking about what I need to do to start the process of achieving the goals that I’ve set for myself.

I’ve dreamt it, planned it now it’s time to execute, in my new “home.”

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