Here's another school of thought too...

A while back on one of the post
Boyd, you said something about not
knowing what to do or not having
found what you wanted to do ...I
wonder if you know what you want
to do and are resistant for some
reason in doing it?

Barbara Sher,an author on finding what
you love, thinks most people know what
they want to do but minimize it's importance
or they feel they don't have the "skills"
to do it...Does the same hold true for you?
by the way her suggestion is to "do what ever
that is" and "to hell with what people think":
she suggests you take one step at the time.
Her reasoning is that if you're remotely interested in this thing then intuitively this
is what you should be doing...

What are your thoughts on this? I know your
answer will be enlightening ...

Thanks Sandy...

> "Fear, pain and hard work are three of
> your best friends."

> - Boyd