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The very simplified point I make is somehow incorporate the more important thing other than money would be their time with the kid. Quit over charging the Dad in court astronomically and reward the father for making the effort of just being in that young persons life. Then I believe it will fix itself. The father will work harder for that child and that child will not grow up without the most imortant time to be youngin or molded into how you look at the world.

I CONTEMPLATE GOING TO MEMPHIS FOR XMAS TO BE WITH MY FAMILY. THEY ARE ALL VACCINATED. I AM NATURALLY VACCINATED-LISTEN FOR MUCH MUCH MORE

Patience and understanding toward others is essential when you're onboarding new staff, or when you're delegating tasks. It's also a huge help in dealing with difficult co-workers or managers, and it's central to high-quality customer service.

This type of patience is active. Listening skills and empathy  are vital, and, when you're dealing with difficult people , you need the self-awareness  and emotional intelligence  to understand how your words and actions affect the situation. You can't just wait it out and hope for the best.

2. Life Hardship Patience

We could use the term perseverance to sum up life hardship patience. It can mean having the patience to overcome a serious setback in life, like waiting long term for the outcome of a lawsuit, or for medical treatment. But it can also include your ability to work toward a long-term goal – whether it's professional, such as a promotion, or personal, like getting fit or saving for a vacation.

Whatever the obstacle you have to overcome, it will likely require determination and focus  to achieve. And you will need to keep your emotions under control throughout the journey. These emotions can range from eagerness to get it done, to anger at the frustrations you encounter along the way – which can cause you to become demotivated.

Sometimes you need patience to deal with circumstances that are beyond your control. These are your "life hassles." Something as trivial as getting stuck in a traffic line, for instance, or waiting for a computer program to load.

You also need patience to get through those dull but unavoidable day-to-day tasks that don't necessarily contribute to your personal goals. The ability to maintain self-discipline, and give a job – no matter how mundane – the attention to detail it needs, is a hallmark of patience.

Research suggests that people who can stay calm in the face of these constant, petty frustrations are more likely to be more empathic, more equitable, and to suffer less from depression.

Something was looking out for me last night... Model y nailed a horse on a hwy in MS late last night and was very intense and chaotic. NOT only did we almost have our ride explode as soon as we came to a stop after hitting a 18 hand horse going 70 on the interstate a camaro with a single occupant could not miss hitting this thing in the road becuase of it took up both lanes and it was humungous!!! He hit the horse at about 80mph then procedeeded to fly into the air twisting and flipping and ti=umbling he rolled and flipped over 10 times! I watched it all in the rear view and turned blue when I thought I was in some horror movie. The guy jumps out of this upside down camaro in litterally 2 seconds and I told my buddy to get the fuck out! I had been asleep and woke to an explosion of glasse in my face and him saying he hit a horse. He never drives so I thought he hit a large deer or a bigfoot... Also PSA BIG TIME PURCHASE TODAY.

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WHETHER IT IS POLITICS, WORK, SPOUSES THE THINGS WE TYPICALLY AS HUMANS GRT FIRED UP ABOUT>>>WE SEEM TO BE COMING TOGETHER MORE SO NOWNON SOCIAL< I THINK WE CAN ALL EVENTUALLY UNITE AND KEEP OUR VALUES AND LIVE FANTASTIC LIFES

Importance of Being…Curious The important thing is not to stop questioning… Never lose a holy curiosity. Albert Einstein Intellectual curiosity is so important! We see that most clearly in how it manifests itself in geniuses. Intellectual giant are always curious persons. For example, Thomas Edison, Leonardo da Vinci, Albert Einstein, Richard Feynman are all curious characters. Richard Feynman was especially known for his adventures which came from his curiosity. Curiosity is not only important for those with high IQs. Successful students (and people who are successful after college) often display a good measure of intellectual curiosity. But why is curiosity so important? Here are four reasons: 1. It makes your mind active instead of passive Curious people always ask questions and search for answers. Their minds are always active. Since the mind is like a muscle which becomes stronger through continual exercise, the mental exercise caused by curiosity makes your mind stronger and stronger. 2. It makes your mind observant of new ideas When you are curious about something, your mind expects and anticipates new ideas related to the subject. When the ideas come you will recognize them. Without curiosity, the ideas may pass right in front of you and yet you miss them because your mind is not prepared to recognize them. Just think, how many great ideas may have been lost due to lack of curiosity? 3. It opens up new worlds and possibilities By being curious you will be able to see new worlds and possibilities that are normally not visible. They are hidden behind the surface of normal life, and it takes a curious mind to look beneath the surface and discover these new worlds and possibilities. 4. It brings excitement into your life The lives of curious people are far from boring. They are neither dull nor routine. There are always new things that attract the curious person’s attention, there are always new ‘toys’ to play with. Instead of being bored, curious people lead adventurous lifes. 2. Don’t take things at face value. If you just accept the world as it is without trying to dig deeper, you will certainly lose the ‘holy curiosity’. Never take things at face value. Try to dig deeper beneath the surface of what is around you. 3. Ask questions relentlessly A sure way to dig deeper beneath the surface is asking questions: What is that? Why is it made that way? When was it made? Who invented it? Where does it come from? How does it work? What, why, when, who, where, and how are the best friends of curious people. 4. Don’t label something as boring Whenever you label something as boring, you close one more door of possibilities. Curious people are unlikely to call something boring. Instead, they always see it as a door to an exciting new world.