Sage advice

We all know enough to lead perfect lives. We all know the Golden rule and have read the Sermon on the Mount. Our trouble is not ignorance but inaction.  -Dale Carnegie 

Thoughts about reliving the glory days...

Do you spend more time and energy reliving yesterday's rodeo than thinking about today's? Remember, you can never go back and change what happened, good or bad. However, you can start right now preparing for the best  possible performance today and tomorrow.

Playing God...

Pard, even God does not judge us till the end of our days, so who are we to pass judgement now?

We all think we have problems, but...

Most times, if everyone in the world threw their problems in a pile, then saw everyone else's, we'd grab our own back & ride like heck!

Tomorrow never comes...it's always today.

Wear your good boots, use the pretty towels, nice sheets and good china. Don't save them for a special occasion...today is special!

Two horses carry more than one...

Share with someone close to you, it will make your burden easier to bear. 

Just like a horses tail follows him around...

If you don't make peace with your past, Pardner, it  will follow you and can sure mess up your present.

Learned while observing growling dogs...

Remember, even if you're right - you don't have to win every argument. Most times, it's best to agree to disagree...or just walk away.

The Grass Always Seems Greener...

Comparing your life to others is a waste of time. You have no idea what they have gone through until you've ridden a few years in their saddle.

Financial logic...

Pay off your credit cards every month. If the money isn't there, refrain from buying it. Borrowing against your future is like selling a calf before he's born! It's risky business.

How you spend your time...

Every moment you waste on negativity, bitterness, worry or fear is one less moment available for enjoying life, and pardner, life ain't all that long to start with!

A cowboy's thoughts on hesitation...

When in doubt, sink spur, give 'em heck, and see where the ride takes you!

The Rat Race

One thing I've learned about the Rat Race...the winner is still a rat!

Life's Good

 Life may not always be fair, but it's still good.

Think about it...

A person generally has two reasons for doing something; the real one...and another that sounds good.

Get along with your fellow man - it pays!

Andrew Carnegie started off as as an underprivileged young man whose first job made him only two cents per hour. Although he only attended school four years, later in life, he became very successful and gave away over 350 million in charitable contributions during his own lifetime (that being 100-year-ago dollars). In an interview he once attributed his success to the fact he, "...learned how to handle people."