Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Learning experiences.

Some of my best friends give me bad advice. But still, they are friends. Because I know how to ignore bad advice. They are well-meaning friends. That counts. Thing is. That some people that aren't friends (only mere acquaintances) may give me good and solid and wise advice. Obviously, I don't always rely on friends. I'd be foolish to do that. I know myself better than some friends do. Several friends become annoyed. When I go my own way. That's too bad.  I insist that they honor and respect my independence. Some friends warn me against making 'big mistakes.' And I do. Occasionally. But I have nothing against mistakes.  When they are turned into learning experiences. --Jim Broede

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