Don’t Be Rust

I hope my blog finds you healthy today. Current world conditions have left many of us uneasy, worried, and frightened. As I have shared for years;  FEAR = False Evidence Assumed Real

Sadly these days the volume of fear and negativity runneth over.

Rust, or tin-worm as we automotive enthusiasts sometimes call it, eats away at the good metal, slowly reducing iron to flakes. It does no good and should be stopped once it surfaces.

Don’t be rust.

My wish for you today, tomorrow, and beyond, is to be a thought leader. Be a positive light. Share inspiration. Express gratitude. Most of all stay healthy and and remain aware of opportunities to help others in need during this unprecedented time. Fear rises when we feel out of control. Here’s how to stay in control…

Stay off the negativity and hate bandwagon.

This too shall pass and all will be well. 

 

9 comments

  1. I greatly appreciate your knowledge, wisdom and delightful presentation. Keep up what you are doing. ++++++++++

  4. Hard to be positive under the sort of load that the media is laying on us … NOT A JOKE: We now have a cache of 29 episodes of “Wild, Wild West” on the DVR… (just saying).
    Keep up the good fight Mark!

  6. I agree with Stokes.
    I believe that there’s a disproportionate coverage of the subject.
    Over 22,000 died so far of the common flu and how many thousands every year in automobile accidents? I propose the close all businesses because the flu and maximum speed should be 35 mph to avoid fatalities.
    On the other hand, I don’t blame the goverment(s) for taking these draconian measures, Nobody wants to be on the wrong side of the issue.
    Doug: Enjoy Wild Wild West. One of my favorite shows. It was called “Jim West” in Argentina. Robert Conrad passed a few weeks ago.
    Let’s stay optimistic. God willing, this will pass soon.
    Cheers!

    Hector Cademartori

  8. Thanks for a reasonable comment on all the media hysteria.

    I hope we can all do our part to be the voice of reason and help get life back to normal soon.

  9. Your leader must be calm but firm in his assessment such as taking inpopular decision like staying home and avoid contact with anyone as it has been mandatory in Québec !

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