Boxer Briefs, Thank You Points, and G-Mail

I mentioned advice last week. If we watch and listen there are all kinds of tips on how to have a better life. I heard Chris Ruppe www.chrisruppe.com rant one day about boxer briefs. I had never heard of them at the time. He told me how they would change my life. Without getting personal (they did not change my life), I am enjoying a pair as we speak. Great advice.

Neal is a Thank You Points www.thankyou.com freak. I had him explain the concept. I will never be as good at Thank You Points as Neal, but thousands of points later, great advice. Dustin said G-mail. I do whatever Dustin www.dustinwillis.com says. Great advice.

I do see a pattern here, although boxer briefs, Thank You Points, or G-mail will not get me to heaven when I die, nor will they change the world.

Henry Cloud wrote a mediocre book with a fascinating concept in 9 Things You Simply Must Do. He defined a group of people called deja vu people. He called them this because when you meet them you feel like you have met them before. You haven't, but it is the way they do things that seems familiar. None of us can surround ourselves with these people every day. But, be sure to take advantage of when you are around them. Watch and learn.

From the Bible, Psalm chapter 1, addresses wisdom on a spiritual level. Take a look while you are out today. People will show up that are worth watching.

Lefty Losey, Righty Tighty

Great advice is hard to come by. I am not very good at fixing things. I have a great track record of breaking things. I was leaning over a car in my New Orleans area driveway years ago. My friend, Bob Marks, uttered the words, lefty losey, righty tighty. Revolutionary words for the mechanically impaired. What about you? Someone will listen to you today. Any revolutionary words?