Quote for the week<\/b>
\n“Only those who dare to fail greatly can achieve greatly.”<\/i>
\n~ John F.Kennedy<\/p>\n
Tim-bit for the week<\/b>
\nActors and actresses play roles. Parents, spouses, children, friends, and siblings play roles in life. There is, however, one major difference in the roles that each of us play. The actors and actresses get paid for their roles. The rest of us do not earn our living from most of the roles we play.<\/p>\n
There are some common denominators, however. Actors work with scripts, so do parents and spouses. Actors rehearse, and so do children. Actors improvise when the timing is right, so do siblings.<\/p>\n
The major problem with acting our way through life is that we have to remember which role and script we have used with each of the people in our lives. This can take energy, time, and can cause stress and frustration.<\/p>\n
Reading assignment<\/b>
\nConfessions of a Recovering Type A<\/i>, Bowen<\/p>\n
Weekly question<\/b>
\nDo you spend more time doing or being?<\/p>\n
Copyright: 9\/2010 Tim Connor, CSP<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Quote for the week “Only those who dare to fail greatly can achieve greatly.” ~ John F.Kennedy Tim-bit for the week Actors and actresses play roles. Parents, spouses, children, friends, and siblings play roles in life. There is, however, one major difference in the roles that each of us play. The actors and actresses get …<\/p>\n