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Playing Games - Learning about Life
by Suzanne G Tabor   
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Things I have learnt from the playing the App Game'Unblock Me'


Sometimes you have to go back, to go forward
 
Not everything has to be changed
 
Just because its on (the) board does not mean its part of the solutions
 
Its only a puzzle until you find the solution. After that its just a challenge waiting to be completed 
 
The obvious is not always the solution
 
The obvious is often the solution
 
The obvious is not always obvious
 
Don't over think or you will miss the fun
 
Pleasure that becomes addictive is no longer recreational
 
If life's become a headache its time to take a break & reassess your focus, it might be time for a change
 
Competing against yourself is meant to be challenging not stressful 
 
Not everyone is going to understand your passion
 
There is a 'close' button for a reason, its because there are times when closure is necessary and good
 
Even people who don't like 'playing games' sometimes do, don't be their toy, but don't try to take their toy away either. It could stress a usually happy relationship
 
Sitting beside someone playing a game, while you play your game,  is neither communication nor team work
 
There is a difference between enjoyment and obsession
 
Your life is in your hands, but what you have in your hands need not become your life
 
 
 
 
 
 


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