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Comment on Stop Being So Nice!!!! by Bill Frase

Bill Frase — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 14:09:09 +0000

Carol,

Thanks for being who you are! You have been one of those people (the short time I have known you) who walks your talk and speaks with directness and clarity. How are people supposed to know how to deal with us if we don’t communicate that to them effectively? Thank you for your thoughts! Keep being you! And together we will help set the world free from the fear of rejection that keeps so many people from being who they really are and doing what they really desire to do! You rock!

Comment on Stop Being So Nice!!!! by Carol Briney

Carol Briney — Thu, 26 Aug 2010 17:31:41 +0000

WOW! I have NEVER been accused of being nice! One of my more outstanding qualities is the ability to be direct with love. What I mean by that is I am NEVER intentionally mean and I am Never insulting but I am direct. I am not one to sugar-coat things. I find that most people appreciate knowing where I stand and where they stand with me. I have also learned to agree to disagree with people. It was a bit of a challenge, heck it was a big whoppin challenge to learn that my opinion is just my opinion and not the law but when I finally got it my life and business exploded. Thanks for all the good content in your blog Bill. I appreciate you!

Comment on Stop Being So Nice!!!! by Bill Frase

Bill Frase — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 11:58:27 +0000

Darcey, Thanks! Just because i want to eliminate “niceness” from the planet, does not mean that i want people to be unkind instead. I think that quote sums up my thoughts on the subject pretty well.
Bill Frase´s last blog ..Stop Being So Nice!!!!

Comment on Stop Being So Nice!!!! by Darcey

Darcey — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 03:16:38 +0000

I like “Speak your truth with bold compassion!”
Darcey´s last blog ..Baby Steps to Flying

Comment on Behind the Scenes of Your Life by Bill Frase

Bill Frase — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 10:59:26 +0000

Darcey, Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!

Comment on Behind the Scenes of Your Life by Darcey

Darcey — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 02:28:49 +0000

Never thought of life this way. Love the last line!

Comment on The Truth about Procrastination by Bill Frase

Bill Frase — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 19:56:30 +0000

Ruby, Good for you! Thanks for your comment and glad I could help validate the value of procrastination! Please vote for the show I am proposing to Oprah here! http://bit.ly/bWDNOI It will help procrastinators (whether they thin they need it or not) and a bunch of other people too. Actually the entire planet!

Comment on The Truth about Procrastination by Ruby Wilkosz

Ruby Wilkosz — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 16:29:07 +0000

My middle initial is S. My middle name has to be “Super-Procrastinator.” I have realized – only recently – that no matter how much I have procrastinated on the multitude of projects over the years, I always made my deadline. Actually, the “percolating” while “procrastinating” is, for me, a real and important part of the process. Thanks for validating what is my nature and that accepting it can indeed be freeing. Best of luck in your practice!

Comment on Who We Are to Each Other by Bill Frase

Bill Frase — Sun, 27 Jun 2010 08:08:43 +0000

Don,

Thanks so much for you kind comments! Yes, I would love to connect with you about the fear of flying thing. I’m writing a book on my philosophy of success and I’m using airplane flight as a metaphor to help explain my key ideas and concepts related to my philosophy of holistic success.

Again, thank you for being so generous! Since you asked about procrastination, I’ll put up a post on that topic this morning. I’m not sure I have any posts that are specifically on that topic right now! Thanks so much!

Blessings!

Comment on Who We Are to Each Other by Don Rankl

Don Rankl — Sun, 27 Jun 2010 06:43:40 +0000

One should never trust a man who doesn’t cry. Sometimes I think the tears are a way for us to be reminded that we had much more available to contribute to so many but chose to be impatient or lazy. In times of being overwhelmed with the opportunities that should have been taken one never wants to admit that we are human and less than perfect. I believe it is from the times we were “carried over someones head” at a point we most needed it that we actually learn to be abundantly compassionate and willing to serve others – no strings attached. Thinking we can reach a point where we can notice every anxiety, fill every need and serve all that hurt is a task too large for one. Sharing a tear or two with others says I committ to “carrying someone over my head” as often as I’m able but if we all work together the load becomes lighter.

I’ve been enjoying your insight and appreciate your video. I may need to reread any of your blog sections on procrastination. As I recall I was supposed to pass on some thoughts on the fears of flying. Let me know if you still need anything along those lines.