Informative Thinking

This past month, with the shift from a liberal government to a more conservative one, I’ve noticed something fascinating. People are waking up. They’re starting to see their elected officials through a sharper lens. But here’s the kicker — we should be applying that same energy to our personal relationships.

In my near half a century of living life I’ve come across some idioms I think that we got wrong.

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It’s like shedding fat while building muscle at the same time.

When I got Roy I was assuming he was going to be a sleepy, fat, and a lazy puppy. Not true at all. And if you think that about English Bulldogs, you should probably do what I should have done beforehand and research them a little as well as watch Instagram Reels. Which brings me to the first thing Roy has taught me

In today’s environment, absolutes seem to be the norm. That has to change.

By definition, hope means "a feeling of expectation and desire for a certain thing to happen." Nothing in the definition of hope says anything about doing anything for a certain thing to happen. So if you think you can home for a desire expectation and do nothing to achieve that expectation, then hope is not a good thing.

When you do this, it has to be they are constantly using you. If there have been times you have leaned on them, and they gave more to you than you gave to them, it's now your turn to be the rock. You cannot just use someone and then not be there when they need you. Well, you can, but that just makes you an asshole!

“Too often we judge other groups by their worst examples, while judging ourselves by our best intentions.” George W. Bush