Hi Neil,

As promised, I have returned. My mother used to say that you would get more from being like honey that would from being a lemon! 

As for the wolves, if they were twins, and you fed one and not the other,the unfed one would eventually die from starvation.  I think the same happens to us if we deprive ourselves of the satisfaction of feeding not only our need to succeed in our businesses, but helping others do the same with our help and guidance. 

I find that in being available and willing and giving with those who need help, I learn too.  Sometimes, I don't have the answers on the tip of my tongue and in having to seek them out, I help myself first and then pass it on!

Great forum Neil - definitely food for thought and I will return.

Blessings and enjoy your weekend!!!

Judy

WOW - That truly is a great story!  Thank you for your attitude toward growing business and relationships and being willing to share your wealth of knowledge. 

May you be blessed for your efforts!

Hi Neil, What a wise bit of wisdom from our native Americans. Nature teaches us many lessons and you have shared a great one. Jealousy, strife, hatred (self or others), anger, bitterness, all rob us of valuable time. One cannot stay focused on goals (business or personal life) if these are our only driving force. Feed what is good and starve that, which would rob of of success and happiness. Have a really great day.

Hello Neil,

Its time for us - all mighty men - to learn from the so called <<most feroceous>> animals! In fact their behaviour shouws that they are more inteligent then we are.

Sorry for being so vehement upon this; I'm just comming from Jerilyn's Forum!
As soon as many of you love wolfs than plese go over there and sign the petition.


click the picture or HERE
We have so much to learn from them!

Thank you Neil for the interesting article.
Have a wonderful day.
With friendship,
Anamaria