‘The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary.’ Vince Lombardi
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At the market, when I looked at the man and his trolley with the number to advertise his services, I wondered briefly what his life’s dreams were.
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I’m not sure why, but for some reason I find it a sad picture. Perhaps it’s because the man doesn’t seem to have much control over his future but has to just wait for somebody else to hire him. 😦
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I felt the same way too. He looked kind of forlorn to me and having to wait on the probability that people will hire him must be tough.
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I think so too.
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I think he’s waiting for his real life to begin…
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It’s rather sad
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this is such different image brings some joy and sad…
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A bit sad I agree. Thank you.
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Indeed, we all have dreams. How many times do we revisit them to see how far we have come or to make some necessary changes?
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True Joan. We all certainly do and we should review them as often as possible.
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