My travels in the Agricultural sector has been beyond unique
and I have been blessed.
Blessed to have had the courage to blaze a trail on my own.
Blessed to design a rewarding career – with purpose.
A journey that has proven that there is no better way to make a living then helping
farm families.
None.
Period.
I have been involved in the Agricultural sector all of my life - and fortunately I had the
instinct to record and archive the experiences of my travels.
These notable notes have now amassed to over 295 memoirs (and counting).
That need to be shared.
Share messages with no hidden agendas, corporate filters, or sales pitches.
Share messages that are authentic, useful, applicable, informative, unique, interesting,
and humorous.
Especially Humorous.
It takes 43 muscles to frown and 17 to smile.
You work hard enough on your farm.
My goal is to lighten your workload.
With a primary goal to make you laugh.
At least once per Blog.
It’s time to share these stories.
My style, never to have a story without a point and
never have a point without a story.
Time to share these stories with hope.
My hope, is to share the perspective of my perspectives
as a budding Agricultural Philosopher
to become the first Dalai Lama born on the prairies
of Ukrainian descent.
It’s a dream – but like my mother told me.
“Dare to dream because when you stop dreaming – you’re dead.”
Neuropsychologists have determined that we have over 4 billion thoughts presented to us in a day.
Of that only 40 million register.
Of that only 1% are re-presented.
Of that, only 2,000 thoughts register into our awareness.
So closer to none than the 40 billion.
Like the great land rush.
I want to compete for that real estate in your brain.
I want to take your mind hostage for a few minutes a week
– take material that is applicable
enrich your week –
challenge your belief system
and be the birthplace of the transformation
your current thinking
if you think it needs
transformation.
Disclaimer
Using the incredible power or the human mind, it doesn’t matter what order the letters in a word are, the only important thing is that the first and last letter in the word are in the right place. I can handle that and fuels my rationale to continue forward and forge ahead with my attempt to consider myself “a blogger” even though I may defy traditional fundamentals of hundreds of years of evolution of the English Language and the literary world.
My premise (or associated disclaimer) is that it is more important what you write – rather than how you write it (or doing it the write way vs the right way) – and my attempt (or arguably skill set as a new blogger) is to write at a minimum effective level to make it work. Hopefully my style doesn’t give you indigestion – and if it does, as a Farmacist, - Take a Pill.
7% of communication is words, 38% is tone of voice, and 55% is body language – and only with 7% on the line – I am willing to take the gamble…