All Blog Posts Tagged 'blind' (4)

Vision is the art of seeing what is invisible to others. Jonathan Swift It is a terrible thing to see and have no vision. Helen Keller Vision is the art of seeing the invisible. In this respect, vision is not just seeing, it is not just "sight." Instead, vision is insight. It is the ability to see something that only you can see, something that others do not see because this something does not have a physical reality. It is something you see in your mind’s eye, something that exists in your… Continue

Note from The Story Lady: Health truly is the true wealth, and sometimes we are misled as to what truly will enhance health. There are so many "fruity juice" supplements out there, and way too often I see them recommended as a "cure" or a help for diabetes, hypoglycemia, or other blood sugar imbalances. While every body is different, first of all, nothing and no one can claim to "treat," "heal" or "cure" anything. If someone uses those words (and I heard them uttered by someone representing a te… Continue

Dr. Robin Rushlo of SEAD Radio interviews Bob Burg, co-author of the best selling book The Go Giver Monday September 15 at noon EDT. You can call 345-324-3823 or listen live using Skype or your computer at http://www.blogtalkradio.com/blindguy. The show is also podcast and available for download. I adore this book and it is the way taht all of us on Team Go Giver operate our business. There is a Ning community for Team Go Giver. Join at http://teamgogiver.ning.com/profile/thestorylady. Ronda Continue

Hello! “The arrow that hits the bull’s eye is the result of a hundred misses” is a great saying and means that success is the result of much practice and never quitting. It's also a comforting saying for those of us who are pursuing dreams that aren't quite happening the way we envisioned them. There are many stories of people who refused to give up their dreams. One such person is Ray Charles. Ray lost his sight at the age of six and his mother told him, "Ray, you've lost your sight, but yo… Continue