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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (133475)	5/1/2017 10:53:04 PM
From: louel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217655

There is nothing wrong with people who are content with a life of working for someone else. Average human life span is a mere 74 years out of all eternity. If they prefer to relax , have week ends off. work 8 to five then socialize. It is their life to spend. Make the most of i and enjoy. It is shorter than you think when your in your youth. Listen to how Ray Price describes it. youtube.com What I call lunch boxes. Are those who are locked within the four walls with their lunch. Unhappy with their status, Jealous of others who have chosen to work six or seven days a week, put in 10 to fifteen hours at a day, and succeed financially. Building a bit of wealth and comfort for their family. The lunch box people are the ones who do nothing on their own but think they have a right to a share of other peoples accomplishments They don't. They have rights to what they work for not what some one else has earned. If they want more break down their mentally restricting walls. Get out of the box and do something for themselves. There is such thing as failure. Just many give up before they make it. If they did not succeed the first time. Analyze why. Then don't repeat the mistake the next time. I always felt even if I never succeeded financially. I would be no worse off than where I started from. So what did I have to loose.