I recently got a job working front desk in a physicians office even though I'm still learning the online software. I find the people that work there very pleasant to work with. The female physician has a great personality. In fact most of the patients are much older than myself in their 70's through 90's. They comment to the physician that "you hired one of us"! So, I go out of my way to be gracious to them and even help them out to their vehicles and yes there are a few that still drive in their late 80" and 90's. Scary! but having work in Medical Records Dept. and alike this job is a very pleasant environment to work in.

Well, it was rather interesting. Unfortunately, I do not have a job at this time. I have had many in my life; some I liked, some I didn't, particularly; a few I hated.
There was only one that I really loved. It was a job I had as a carhop, when I was 18. I worked it for about a year and a half. The pay was 75 cents an hour, plus whatever tips I made. (There was no such thing as putting all the tips in one pot, and splitting them up). It was very exciting.
It seemed that the harder and faster I worked, the more money I made. However, after some time, the boss ruined it for me. He clamped down on me, and wouldn't let me go fast; after a while, it seemed that any time I went fast enough so
that the cashiers didn't have to take orders out the side door, he told me I was going too fast. That ruined the job for me. So I quit.

I wouldn't run my life based on those 10 points. People are not rubber stamps. So, it may be a guide , but I wouldn't take it too seriously. People are as mysterious as atoms.We can record what they do, and how they act but still don't know how, what, when, or why they do it. I am talking about both atoms and people. Niels Bohr (paraphrase) said, " The atom is somewhere, doing something we don't know what." That's pretty much the same description of human consciousness. That is why even the brilliance of Ayn Rand cannot come up with a philosophy that covers all of human diversity. Any more than Niels Bohr can tell everything there is to know about the atom.

I think this is an excellent strategy and plan to use it in my life.

Very interesting indeed! When people say multitask they do not truly get that the brain is a one task oriented. It is just so irrational, especially, when I have spent so much time studying psychology. Good stuff and overall great and very useful information.

Thanks OUC,
I thought the multi-tasking sector was particularly
Provoking.