What a follow-up question from one of my new friends (not sure how long she'll be around, but I'm grateful and humble - lol). So, Arsenio....why do you continue to stay in Thailand, even though all the noise has been happening for years? What Other Countries Are There? Honestly, if I had ever moved back to... Continue Reading →
I talked about this in a podcast a long time ago, but I want to speak how I use this particular technique in a real-life situation. Long ago, there was a man that lost two children under the age of find. Him being in a vice/guillotine that seemed to get tighter and tighter, he found... Continue Reading →
If you're pointing fingers at the past, Donald Trump, Republicans, North Korea, Thai people (lol) or anyone else for that matter to why you're not successful, you suck. Well, I don't want to say you suck, because you technically don't, but if you post implicit comments targeting groups of minorities or majorities in terms of... Continue Reading →
Yesterday was one of those days that I was completely down-in-the-dumps for no reason. I was on the bike trying to pick up the intensity like the day before - only to be thinking about what's happening at work. What's happening at work? Nothing. However, when I waltzed into the workplace, I knew the energy... Continue Reading →
"If your imagination is the mirror of your soul, then you have a perfect right to stand before that mirror and see yourself as you wish to be. You have the right to see reflected in that magic mirror the mansion you intend to own, the factory you intend to manage, the bank of which... Continue Reading →
First, scissor up those plastic cards that lay either idle, or accessible in your wallets and purses. It's time to pay virtually cash for everything. Oh, and this comment is specifically for my Thais here in Thailand - DON'T PAY OFF DEBT WITH CREDIT CARDS! Makes zero sense. When you start doing this, the sigh... Continue Reading →
“How will you live every day, and how will you impact people for the better—improving the world for others who’ll (hopefully) take up your work when you are compelled to pass the torch?” - Lisa Nichols If you look at some of the most iconic figures in the 20th century in America, to the late... Continue Reading →
A lot, says I! Honest, when I first moved here, I met wonderful people. An array of wonderful people, then when one incident (in terms of not being let into a bar because I was black, and hearing rude remarks, and seeing how my Irish and American colleagues were treated far better at work and... Continue Reading →
The ascent of Everest was not the work of one day, nor even of those few unforgettable weeks in which we climbed....it is, in fact, a tale of sustained and tenacious endeavour by many, over a long period of time. Sir John Hunt *Scaled Mount Everest in 1953* Listen, in order to become a high... Continue Reading →
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