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Stop Thinking It’s Harder for You
While not 100%, another Andy I needed….Its all in the mindset Stop telling yourself the BS story that it’s harder for you. That everybody else who became successful had it easier… That they had better circumstances… Better connections… More money… More opportunities… And you’re the one who got dealt the crappy hand. It’s BS. Millions of people have built the life you want from circumstances far worse than yours. They had problems. They had setbacks. They had disadvantages. They had every reason in the world to make excuses too. They just didn’t. The difference is they stopped wasting time convincing themselves why they couldn’t… And started figuring out how they could. Your ego wants you to believe your situation is different because that story protects you from having to face the truth: You aren’t where you want to be because you haven’t done what’s required to get there yet. That’s it. Stop making your circumstances special. Stop making your excuses special. Stop telling yourself you’re the exception. You’re not. Other people have figured it out. You can too. But first… You have to stop believing your own BS. ~ Andy Frisella
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Two points here. First is Epictetus dichotomy of control: "We must make the best of those things that are in our power, and take the rest as nature gives us." So, we control our thoughts, responses, and actions. Everything else is out of our direct control. Secondly the concept of Fate Permitting i.e. we have a plan however we have no control over what other outside factors could change those plans. This requires one to be adaptable so that our own response is tempered to the situation and we don't "go all to pieces" whenever anything doesn't go as planned.
Ties optional?
I have been interviewing lately for senior level executive positions and it seems like nobody is wearing ties any more. Is that a thing? Just dress shirts and jacket but no tie?
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I’ve noticed that many political’s both US & international are increasingly going sans tie. A suit, open collar though sometimes buttoned. So yes I would agree it’s a growing trend in business & politics.
Cravat - Is it still a thing?
Do any of you guys use a cravat? And if so, when and where?
Cravat - Is it still a thing?
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Never wore one however I am curious. Should figure out what I need and give that a try.
Same wool flat cap same Barbour
Another day in Scotland at the Talisker whisky tour. Wore my Orvis flannel shirt on a cold wet day. But still no comparison to coolness of the guy behind me at the little inn where we had lunch. Wearing his waders with a tweed tie Tattersall shirt and a tweed Gillet. He just finished a trip as a guide flyfishing for salmon with a Spey Rod (fly fisherman will get this). Of course he is with his dog at the little Inn Pub.
Same wool flat cap same Barbour
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Why change what works?
Creed concentration recommendations
Hi all, Because my nose is mostly broken (for smelling - not structurally), I tend to prefer parfum level concentrations on my fragrances. I went to Nordstrom to get my first exposure to Green Irish Tweed (excellent!) in their only concentration: EDP. I have also had EDP of Wild Vetiver. Does anyone known if either of these come as parfum concentrations vs. EDP? If so, are the smells similar but just stronger or something rather different? Thank you!
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Green Irish Tweed is a favorite of my wife's so always in rotation.
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Gordon Brandt
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Born Wash D.C. 1955 Retired Paramedic at LCEMS/Lee Co, Fl Married 47 years 2 Daughters. Presently live in Colorado NOCO area via Florida.

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