Don't Rock the Ship, Never Mind the Boat...

Well,

I'm sat here, at home, pondering what the future will hold now that my "exit interview" went ahead as planned only moments ago *phone rings

Sorry, had to take that, a phone call.interrupted my train of thought for a moment. It turns out that I'm meeting up with an agency tomorrow to discuss my job prospects, which again, like I've covered in my last post, is a change to the norm.

I was going to complain talk about my time at Avanta at this point, but this has certainly thrown a spanner into the works, hasn't it?

I feel that, right now, negativity keeps banging on my door and, with my recent battle with depression now hopefully over for good, trying to get in and infect me going forward. I could complain and I could moan, but what good would it do? Would it change anything?

I doubt it!

Joel Osteen said on a recent broadcast that "complainers will complain, that's what they do" and then pointed out that people always seem to seek out those of a similar nature. Gossipers find gossipers. Liars find liars. So on and so on. This suggests that poor choices of your friends can oft result in failed intentions.

Have you ever heard a pessimist encourage another pessimist to try something risky? It's not gonna happen because the pessimistic mindset doesn't see how anything can work out okay and thinks nothing can improve!

Whereas the elevator...

It's simple really, who you associate with, like Pastor Joel said last night, can bring you to, or keep you from, your destiny.

Which would you rather happen?

I know I don't want to be held back and won't be, going forward, by any negativity that tries to tell me that my dreams of finding a soulmate, the right business to start at the right time and the right place to be in when the church is planted (ED - remember Destination:Qatar anyone?) that I'm supposed to be helping plant in due course.

Okay, that's enough for now, it is time to, sadly, cancel my car insurance before I take the next step of either selling the car for cash, or keeping it and issuing a SORN with the DVLA.

Peace off!