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This week on Frank's Unsolicited Advice I am joined by my friend, business partner Maryanne Owen. As we discuss a post I put up two days ago discussing friends doing business with strangers instead of friends. Do not forget to share, like, comment and share with your friends.
This episode is a little all over the place, but the message is simple sometimes we do not hear what we want but what we need. I hope you like it.
On this episode of Frank's Unsolicited Advice, I discuss how life is about choices and those choices leads to opportunities. We all get a choice in life which lead us to different opportunities. It is whether we make the right choice or not, is the difference. Learning how to pivot when needed makes our decision making easier because sometimes we try to fit a square in to a circle. Thanks for listening, share, like subscribe and comment.
This episode of Frank's Unsolicited Advice I discuss making due with what we have before we ask for more. Many times we ask for more because we think we do not have enough, we do not take the job that is offered because it is not the job we want, we do not buy the house that is available because it is not the house we want and not prioritizing the goals over the wants. How we want to create generational wealth but will not save any money or sit with a person to help. We do not put the value on the things that matter instead we put them on the things that do not matter.
This new episode is about my thoughts on how being in the military or living in certain places can be like an abusive relationship. Before you jump down my throat, I have been serving in the Navy for 25 years. I do not have any regrets about joining and I would certainly do it all over again if I could. But when thinking of some of the things a person experiences in an abusive relationship there are some similarities. Please like, subscribe and share.
This episode on Frank’s Unsolicited Advice I discuss my view on perspective, how we view things can blind us from what is really true. I give the definition of perspective, give some examples of how our perspective impact how we treat each others. How it can prevent us from healing, from getting past an issue or mending relationships. Share, like, and subscribe.
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