Topic: Are you living beyond your means? | |
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If you were to place your best qualities in a credit column, and your
'faults' in a debit column, are you in the red? And be honest...because you are only fooling yourself. If you are honest and in the 'red'...what can you do to improve you? To really be a valuable asset? |
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Is this a trick question??
WAY in the red. Have improved greatly since I quit drinkin like a fish though. |
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I don't know really
It is really hard for me to judge that for myself. Because you see, lately I found out that others see me totally different than I do see myself. Morning lovely |
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But then, from where I'm looking, I'm lacking so much
I don't know where to start with my improvement. First of all maybe, trying to show greater patience for others. |
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Hello lovely, good evening..
I was doing some book keeping myself..and had to get the second set of books out to cross reference...seems I may have been living beyond my means a little myself... |
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I am definitely not living beyond my means..unless eating and having a roof over my head is living beyond my means... |
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Now Lee I told you about this....why do you have to post these so early?
I haven't had my coffee yet and you are making me think luv. Living beyond my means........yeah, sometimes... |
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Sorry Betsy...it's my night here...
And I have lived beyond my means emotionally..almost to the point of bankrupt.. I guess it is being accountable..really having an honest look at oneself.. balancing the chequebook so to speak.. <----------I have coffee.. |
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With coffee comes equilibirum
Also, is only those who never take a peek at the credits and debits who get their accounts drained without realising why |
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I'm in the yellow!
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I'm in the pink now, was in the red for a long time, though.
Self-actualization is an everyday effort, but I do find that I like myself more year by year. Nice when you find the bright sides of growing up. |
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Hey redmange40, like in your photo?
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i have a very good job good pay
i dont spend my money much of anything everything i have is paid for my utilites are affordable i have plenty of money to do as i want but i dont do anything what the hell is wrong with me |
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I used to, but not anymore..
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Digging out! Where did all these bills come from!
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Wow what a thought provoking question!
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not in the red yet
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Ah...Jess, your questions are of self-examination...
I like your thought process here...no surprise... For me, and mw own definitions of good and bad character... I would venture to say that I am in the black... However, I still have the determination and integrity to work on improvements where needed...especially when repeated patterns of behaviours persist...Ahhh, so human I am |
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Jess wrote:
“To really be a valuable asset?” To be a valuable asset to whom? I believe that I could be an extremely valuable asset to the right partner. I just don’t know how to go about finding her. I’ve already been a valuable asset to society. I worked double-shifts and overtime, and I was a dedicated company man most of my life. I was also a college instructor for the last decade. I would still be teaching today if I could. Unfortunately that option is no longer available to me. About all I have left to offer is companionship. But I need to find a companion before I can be one. I just don’t know how to go about finding her. And so time flows down the proverbial drain and my soul is going to waste. ~~~ My time is in the red, my spirit’s in the dark, and the deepest hue of blue is in my heart ~~~ |
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The older I get the more I realize there's only one person I need to be
a 'valuable asset' for, and that's myself. Of course, there's always room for improvement. I'm only human. But by and large, these days, I'm pretty much in the green, I would think. |
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