True relationships

The more we love, the more we hate. The more we exercise it's the more we ache. The harder we laugh, the more teary our eyes break. The more knowledge we gain the more interests we have. We would think that getting more of one thing would bring satisfaction, but apparently this is not so. Isn't it funny how more attracts more? The more money we earn the more bills we have to pay, and so we strive to make more of the same. The more "likes" we gain, the more posts we have to make to keep likes coming again. It's obvious that people generally want more. More abstract means cluttering our relationships and emotions. In real terms or physically wanting more can potentially become clutter in our homes or other spaces we occupy. As we roll on we gather mass. But is the mass we gather much of what we need? The concept of Minimalism which came about in the 1960's and is associated with visual arts can be juxtaposed with our daily lives. The principle of minimalism i...

As the business environment becomes more and more competitive; entrepreneurs are encouraged to consistently upgrade and improve or diversify their skills and range of products and services they offer to satisfy the needs of customers in their specific line of business. Might I say, gone or soon gone are the days when customers are loyal because of excellent products or services. The emphasis is more now on the cost of those goods and services, as the spending power of the prospective customers and clients have been reduced drastically. They are less concerned now about quality and are now more focused on affordability. Yes, there are still those who will look for quality and can afford to pay for it, and there are customers who are not incensed by cost and these are the few; there are those who will go the extra mile to ensure they receive value for their money – which is a wholesome approach that includes excellent customer service, qu...