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Posted by Terry Howard @ 6/23/2008 This is still a foofy girly shower puff scrub... You are still a pansy... That is all... You may go back to drinking your appletinis now...
Posted by Terry Howard @ 6/15/2008 The letters to the editor page of a local newspaper I receive had several people commenting on how terrible it is that the government is letting so many people go into foreclosure, not have enough money to pay basic utilities, or be able to survive lay offs. It was pretty interesting to see how so many people blame the government for not doing things it shouldn't. The government is not our financial nanny, and nor should we ever be so foolhardy as to ever grant them that level of power over our lives. The real problem is that people buy that which they can't afford and end up paying for one dinner for months, or continue to pay for cars years after they no longer own them. We live beyond our means, we don't save, we collectively make horrible decisions with our money. Anyone who says they can't make ends meet I would bet still has cable (probably beyond basic), makes payments on a car, or pays half of their income in minimum payments to credit cards or other lines of credit. The thing is, employers are not going to set wages based on what allows people to support a family... AND their bad money choices. People are being foreclosed on of late only partly because of things like unregulated sales of debt and lending options that prey on consumers. Consumers still made the bad choices, even when people all around them were screaming, ARMs will destroy you! Yet, we make bad decisions, we receive our lumps and then look away from the mirror to lay blame. I'm not perfect when it comes to money, by no means. But I'd like to think I've turned the corner from laying blame on others to holding myself responsible for my decisions. It might feel like a hard thing to do, but once you do it, it's liberating to think that the blame lies on someone who you have 100% control over. Think about that! Labels: money
Posted by Terry Howard @ 6/07/2008 Full Sail is an incredible place to work and if you have some basic experience with PPC or even just have dipped your toe in the water and have a real desire to jump head long into this growing area of marketing, send us your resume! Related Link
Posted by Terry Howard @ 6/04/2008 ![]() Labels: humor |
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