Knight's Cross
Senior Don Juan
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I read something the other day that merits a post. Say you are driving to your destination, and you blow a tire. Now, that's unfortunate. You may be late, you may miss the meeting, date, job interview, etc. Do you pull over and stare at the blown tire? Do you get on your celphone and call everyone you know about the blown tire and talk endlessly how the blown tire has F-d up your morning, even your life? That nothing seems to go your way?
NO! You don't act that way, cause that's the way a ....WOMAN would act. No, you're a guy. You get out shrug it off, get out the spare fix the thing, and get BACK IN TRAFFIC headed to your destination. BECAUSE YOUR DESTINATION is what matters. Not the DAMN BLOWN TIRE. You may make a call to tell whoever that you are running late, but you PRESS ON.
The point I'm trying to make is I see WAY too much traffic here where men of the forum are NOT HEADED TOWARDS THEIR DESTINATIONS. They are stuck on the side of the road staring and lamenting at the blown tire. We all need to forget about the blown tire. Why it blew out, why it couldn't keep going, why it failed us. THAT IS NOT CORE. GET TO YOUR DESTINATION FIRST, Go after your GOALS. There will be better newer tires, you'll get to a tire store in a couple days to replace the blown one. THEN ASSESS IT. Ohh it was cheap, it didn't match what I was doing with it, etc. GET A NEW ONE AND KEEP DRIVING.
KC
NO! You don't act that way, cause that's the way a ....WOMAN would act. No, you're a guy. You get out shrug it off, get out the spare fix the thing, and get BACK IN TRAFFIC headed to your destination. BECAUSE YOUR DESTINATION is what matters. Not the DAMN BLOWN TIRE. You may make a call to tell whoever that you are running late, but you PRESS ON.
The point I'm trying to make is I see WAY too much traffic here where men of the forum are NOT HEADED TOWARDS THEIR DESTINATIONS. They are stuck on the side of the road staring and lamenting at the blown tire. We all need to forget about the blown tire. Why it blew out, why it couldn't keep going, why it failed us. THAT IS NOT CORE. GET TO YOUR DESTINATION FIRST, Go after your GOALS. There will be better newer tires, you'll get to a tire store in a couple days to replace the blown one. THEN ASSESS IT. Ohh it was cheap, it didn't match what I was doing with it, etc. GET A NEW ONE AND KEEP DRIVING.
KC