Weezy's Spittin

"Some say tragedy is hard to get over, but sometimes the tragedy means it's over. My shoulders are strong, I'll prove 'em wrong. I ain't doin nothin but movin on."

-Lil Wayne, "Tie My Hands"

Moving On

After being somewhat stagnant for a while, it becomes natural to settle for yesterday's leftovers. Without movement, where's the progression? Without creativity, where's the tricks up your sleeve?

There comes a time to just walk away and my time has been long overdue. I'm just relieved I'm no longer stuck in that little ass cubicle.

Nothing feels more liberating than leaving something (whether it be a job or a person) who's been holding you back. So I ask you, the reader, is something or perhaps someone, holding you back? If so, move on. There's more out there for you right - here and now. I realize it will feel awkward at first to leave, but if they're not pushing you to become more, than what exactly are they doing?

Don't let yourself accept the excuses: "The economy is so bad, I can't get another job." False - use your drive, your mind, and your confidence and get your ass out there. Surround yourself with negativity and you will become Debbie the Downer. Or my favorite excuse: "Well I've been with them so long." This one's definitely no reason to stay somewhere. Just man up and think about what's best for you.


KL

Confident

The difference between a 3-1 fastball fouled to the backstop or lined to center is simply who has the most confidence.

I'm the kind of guy to line one back the middle.

KL