A profoundly true write. Many of us struggle just to keep up, only to get knocked down again. I been there, dnoe that. It does get beetr tho as time goes by. Never give up.....M
you truly have found the answer
To the problem of the reality of life
And it is a never ending struggle!
Time passes we've gain more knowledge
Excellent message convey within this write!!
Love And Peace to you always
Your friend...Morning Star
Enjoyed the unflinching honesty of WORK SMART and its nonsympathetic resolution. Seems the only real answer for some of us is to learn to love the process of striving--if nothing else, such a perspective helps produce good poetry like this. Much gratitude,
Aberjhani
It is said: WORK SMarter NOT HARDER,
perfect words of wisdom!
Hang IN!
My Golden "sun come up in the morning" beaming on your soul, kinda' friend~
LOOK to your Blessings, there right where you left them~
I'm sending you energy of golden, purple hues, feel them enter you, all day they will stay!
God Bless!
God Speed!
BE Happy - POsitive! and Healthy!
An excellent poem, with a wisdom message, Karen !
You have found an answer for the problem which is
half the battle, the other half comes in making the
changes necessary. That takes Creaor's help. I'll
be praying for you!;-)
Hark work isn't all it takes
I think I need to work smarter
To me it seems that the less you do, the more you are rewarded. I really worked hard, wound up getting hurt and got nothing to show for all my hard work.
Yes, but how?? If we could, we would, wouldn't we?? I have learned in all of my 50 years that in order for the books to balance, we have to ditch quite a few of the once-thought of as necessaries along the way. Thought-provoking and touching, Karen. If only hard work WERE all that it takes sometimes.... Kate xx
Hard work isn't all it takes, but I like Ed think that there was a time when that was all it took. But, that was when there wasn't Internet to instantly order from, or catalogue purchases from a phone, numerous malls, etc. People didn't always live so convenient as they do now! Makes it real easy to spend, drive throughs, order by phone, or a click of the mouse...and the commercials, well they make it sound so wonderful. We have to learn to budget and just say NO!!!! Great write! Enjoyed this much!
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
Yes, we, the less fortunate, struggle to make ends meet but through strife & living from pay check to pay check we do learn the value of money & have a desire to attain an education to better ourselves. The old addage that hard work always pays off is not true in today's world...we need to be educated to acquire the jobs that will pay us for our earned work services.
"Work Smart" touched me where it hurts. I've been trying to teach lessons in financial management for years to my son. Now, he is trying to do the same with his wife. (Hope he learns from this experience.)
"I think I need to work smarter" has many connotations, but to me it means that working is the physical process, while managing one's finances is the intelligent process. Without doing both, life can become a never-ending struggle.
I think there was a time when hard work was all it took, but like so many other things we've now lost in this modern era, we seem to have lost this, too.
This poem says it for many of us, in this computer world of the future we live in though things may have gotten easier physically, financially we still face the same pressures our parents and grandparents did. I'm with you on this one Karen.
"Work Smart"... better than this message is reading it three more times!
This is a poetic-philosophic-social accomplishment. "Work Smart" GLOWS
in wisdom, contents and message.
She never felt safe at home as a young girl, and didn't understand why when she finally escaped she wasn't safe in the big wide world either ...effectively jumping out of the frying pan into the fire!
Join me as we travel together on the road called "Aging." I will be sharing my personal experiences with you and offer ideas on how we can better navigate the complex byways of our older years. Grief, healing, generations, ancestors, and more.
After a long awaited weekend visitation caused by false allegations of sexual abuse, Glen got to see his children for the first time in over two months. He promised them that they would never be apart again and then they disappeared.
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To the problem of the reality of life
And it is a never ending struggle!
Time passes we've gain more knowledge
Excellent message convey within this write!!
Love And Peace to you always
Your friend...Morning Star
Time does make one smarter....
a nice work of thought on this view of life...
enjoyed.....Art Sun...
Aberjhani
perfect words of wisdom!
Hang IN!
My Golden "sun come up in the morning" beaming on your soul, kinda' friend~
LOOK to your Blessings, there right where you left them~
I'm sending you energy of golden, purple hues, feel them enter you, all day they will stay!
God Bless!
God Speed!
BE Happy - POsitive! and Healthy!
WArmly, WArrior Lady Sheeeoox
You have found an answer for the problem which is
half the battle, the other half comes in making the
changes necessary. That takes Creaor's help. I'll
be praying for you!;-)
Love,
Eileen
Hark work isn't all it takes
I think I need to work smarter
To me it seems that the less you do, the more you are rewarded. I really worked hard, wound up getting hurt and got nothing to show for all my hard work.
Excellent write.
~hugs~
Karen
Be safe,
Karen
Blessings,
Joyce Bowling
"I think I need to work smarter" has many connotations, but to me it means that working is the physical process, while managing one's finances is the intelligent process. Without doing both, life can become a never-ending struggle.
I think there was a time when hard work was all it took, but like so many other things we've now lost in this modern era, we seem to have lost this, too.
Fee
"Work Smart"... better than this message is reading it three more times!
This is a poetic-philosophic-social accomplishment. "Work Smart" GLOWS
in wisdom, contents and message.
I salute You, Poet.
In admiration,
Andre Emmnauel Bendavi ben-YEHU