Comments on: What I Learned From Waiting on Tables http://middlezonemusings.com/waiting-on-tables/ It's about lessons learned... from life! Fri, 21 Nov 2008 04:02:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Robert Hruzek http://middlezonemusings.com/waiting-on-tables/#comment-7621 Robert Hruzek Fri, 19 Sep 2008 21:41:35 +0000 http://middlezonemusings.com/?p=1326#comment-7621 You're welcome, MOin. Glad you dropped by and I hope you come back! You’re welcome, MOin. Glad you dropped by and I hope you come back!

]]> By: MOin http://middlezonemusings.com/waiting-on-tables/#comment-7620 MOin Fri, 19 Sep 2008 21:31:45 +0000 http://middlezonemusings.com/?p=1326#comment-7620 i am really liking your *what i learned* series its seriously thoughtful and inspiring as a youngster some matured guy's advice is a million dollar gift to choose paths and ways in this tough life arena going on these days. MOins last blog post..<a href="http://www.techiesouls.com/2008/09/13/track-your-backlinks-and-search-engine-index-with-itracker/" rel="nofollow">Track Your Backlinks And Search Engine Index With iTracker</a> i am really liking your *what i learned* series its seriously thoughtful and inspiring as a youngster some matured guy’s advice is a million dollar gift to choose paths and ways in this tough life arena going on these days.

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]]> By: Robert Hruzek http://middlezonemusings.com/waiting-on-tables/#comment-5270 Robert Hruzek Mon, 12 May 2008 16:54:47 +0000 http://middlezonemusings.com/?p=1326#comment-5270 Excellent question, Brad! The sad fact is that many of us are subject to the constraints of our daily jobs, whatever they may be. But I think the <i>real</i> question is, do you love what you do? If so, then managing the pace is 'way easier. The job I currently hold has its periods of fast-paced action and slow, measured times. But I love what I do so it's not a problem either way. Having been on both sides of this particular fence, I can tell you from experience that no matter how "good" a job seems, if you don't love it, it eventually becomes a burden, and will suck the life out of you in short order. Now, God has blessed me in the past with the ability to choose what I do, and even change it a bit when the time was right. That's not easy for everybody, and may even seem impossible to some; but the world is a big place, and there's lots of room out there. Excellent question, Brad! The sad fact is that many of us are subject to the constraints of our daily jobs, whatever they may be.

But I think the real question is, do you love what you do? If so, then managing the pace is ‘way easier. The job I currently hold has its periods of fast-paced action and slow, measured times. But I love what I do so it’s not a problem either way.

Having been on both sides of this particular fence, I can tell you from experience that no matter how “good” a job seems, if you don’t love it, it eventually becomes a burden, and will suck the life out of you in short order.

Now, God has blessed me in the past with the ability to choose what I do, and even change it a bit when the time was right. That’s not easy for everybody, and may even seem impossible to some; but the world is a big place, and there’s lots of room out there.

]]> By: Brad Shorr http://middlezonemusings.com/waiting-on-tables/#comment-5268 Brad Shorr Mon, 12 May 2008 16:27:36 +0000 http://middlezonemusings.com/?p=1326#comment-5268 Bob, it gets harder to savor work all the time. Technology pushes us to go faster and faster. When I started selling oh those many years ago, you could take 5 business days to get pricing to a customer. Today, 5 seconds is more like it. How do you slow down when everyone is in a hurry? Bob, it gets harder to savor work all the time. Technology pushes us to go faster and faster. When I started selling oh those many years ago, you could take 5 business days to get pricing to a customer. Today, 5 seconds is more like it. How do you slow down when everyone is in a hurry?

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