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Living Life One Mile at a Time – A Trucker’s Lifestyle
If you were looking for a job, and this is what the description was, would you apply?
Job Requirements:
Must be available a minimum of 70 hours per week, at any time of day or night.
If circumstances beyond our control occur, you may need to remain at your desk an additional 24-48 hours.
Your compensation will be between 24 and 38 cents per minute, but only for those minutes that you are in motion.
Time to Get It In Gear!! – I Just Joined The Awesomization Nation Challenge!
The Awesomization Nation by Nicole Dean is starting!!
Are you looking to make some changes in your life? Not living the way you’d like to be? Is your business going the way you’d planned? Or have you been wanting to start your own business but just don’t know how? How about leaving a legacy when you go. Would you like people to remember the little things you did to help leave the world just a little better than you found it?
Sounds like a tall order right!?!
If you’re interested in making changes… in your life, your business, the world, or any combination of the above but you haven’t had the support or motivation to make it happen… feel free to sign up and come join in!! Right now it’s only $17!! And for that price, you won’t believe the incredible people you’ll have access to!
I don’t think AI should drive my truck. But I think it can change your life.
Hey there… I’m an ex-computer programmer turned truck driver. I know enough about how software actually works to understand that programs only run as well as the people who wrote them — and people are fallible. So no, I don’t want an AI at the wheel of an 80,000-pound rig hauling fuel down a highway…
Halloween… Yay!
Halloween is absolutely my MOST favorite holiday of the entire year! I’ve loved it for as far back as I can remember.
As a kid, it meant at least one day of no homework so that we could dress up in really cool costumes, and get ready the school parade where parents were going to come watch us walk around the schoolyard. And it meant that my mom was going to get a few hours off work to come be my room mom and hand out treats to my friends! …
How Five Minutes Changed A Three-Hour Bedtime War
Hey there… For a while there, when my granddaughter was a toddler, bedtime in our house wasn’t a routine. It was a hostage negotiation. Three hours, sometimes more — tantrums, climbing out of bed, getting into things she had no business getting into, the whole household running on fumes waiting for her to finally, FINALLY…
