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Here Are The Big Three To Keep Foremost In Your Mind

by Michael D. Hume, M.S.

There are two types of person out there (actually, within each of us) - the Entrepreneur, who's a glass-is-half-full optimist, and the new era black and blue hats Victim, for whom life is always bad and getting worse. The holidays seem to amplify these types: during the holiday season, you see these two characters almost overplay their parts. The happy are happier... the sad are downright miserable.

Some of my clients seem to teeter on the brink between new era black and blue hats these two characteristics, and these days, societal pressure is brought solidly to bear in an effort to push a person off the fence and into the abyss of victimhood. From schools to labor unions to the media to TV and new era black and blue hats Hollywood, opinion-generating institutions seem to want you feeling bad about yourself, your country, and the world in which you live. (Perhaps the prevailing reasoning is that love, joy, and peace don't compel votes as well as do jealousy, envy, and anger.)