If a man talks in the forest and his wife is not there to hear him, is he still wrong?

Dan Ariely
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Expect the unexpected

How to expect the unexpected.....

The light at the end of the tunnel is an oncoming train

It could be...

Sources:Picture:Skyscrapercity, Article:Independent

You can't judge a book by its cover, you sell it by the cover.

Don't we all?

What is it you don't know, and how will you learn it?

How to answer this typical "ZEN question", raised by Mr Brokaw in the Obama-Mccain zen-race?


Suggested best solution was a Mccain answer like: “I know a whole lot more now than when I was 46!”

However the best Obama answer would perhaps have been: Expect the unexpected...

But as we know, there are no objective right or best answers in Zen questions, they collapse your life.....

There is no such thing as a free credit crunch

We're all on the same boat.......
The party is over...

No choice is also a choice!

You can always choose, don't you?

Every fully booked hotel has a free room

Getting a free room in a fully booked hotel, is the art of asking the right question....

To Hit TargetAim Higher!

Aim at the sun and you may not reach it; but your arrow will fly far higher than if you had aimed at an object on a level with yourself.

F. Hawes

Don’t prove anything, unless you know it is true

This quote, by Steven Piantadosi, is certainly reflected in the life of Houdini, world's greatest escapologist, who died on Halloween, October 31, 1927.

The best way to find meaning at work? Don’t look for it !

We start to demand that our work has a larger meaning.
This almost always ends badly. Meaning is a bit like happiness - the more you go out looking for it, the less you find -.

Or as Lucy Kellaway states:

The best way to find meaning at work?
Don’t look for it”

As soon as you give it all up, you can have it all"

This quote by Ram Dass, says it all.
Life is a gift. Learn to recognize and accept this gift.