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"Site to
Be Developed." When you see this sign you know
someone is preparing to put up a building of some kind.
It may be an improvement over what currently exists on the
site, or it may do more damage than good. We have all
seen nature destroyed in the name of development.
Think of
yourself as a site to be developed. Remember that
different sites are suited for different types of
development. What is your goal? What resources are
available, and what will best fit your site? Look
yourself over and get a feeling for your site. Ask for
help from developers and landscapers. Then begin
construction. Don't worry about what the sidewalk
supervisors think about the structure you are building.
This structure is going up on your property and you decide
what it will be, or you will find no joy in the life you
construct. It will be someone else's building and you
will be stuck in it.
A project
under development. A white canvas or a hunk of potter's
clay. I offer metaphors to remind you that you can
change yourself and create a more fulfilling life -- if you
remember my mother's advice to make the decisions that will
make you happy. You can create and re-create. This
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Prescriptions for Living.
Bernie S.
Siegel
A nice look at life from a formerly anal-retentive
doctor who shaved his head, changed his name from "Dr. Siegel" to Bernie,
and actually started caring for his patients. He learned more from the change
than they did. |
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