Get Rice: Ronnie O'Brien Rice, Ph.D., Lawyer

http://beyondfabric.tumblr.com/post/21023305521/stay-true-to-yourself Many times, we as human beings try to make up for our shortcomings by pretending to be someone we are not. However, it is important that we realize who we were, who we are and who we are trying to become. More so, we must understand what makes us tic or the thing that motivates us. This is not a suggestion to remain in our ways. But, this post is a call to be more than what we are without throwing our true selves into a bottomless pit. We fight all our lives to accomplish goals and salary amounts without a blink of an eye. But, in the process we may lose a piece of ourselves because we think the accomplishments are all about becoming some one who is successful and know what they want. However, some times we throw treasures out with the junk in the process of spring-cleaning. We must realize that every experience that seems bad isn’t. This experience just may be a conflict between personality traits and our gro...

http://www.messyandpicky.com/index.php/2009/01/13/peaches-and-cream-winter-edition/ Many make success out to be this glorious and glamorous event. However, success is something that isn’t always having the stage spotlight gleaming down upon you. Even though, success is a great reward, it takes a ton of work that no one else is willing to do. Furthermore, success isn’t only about having a lot of money as well. I know plenty of folks who were and are millionaires, but lives’ are in shambles due to poor moral compasses. The biggest point of success is having wealth both financially and morally. As I continue coursework and requirements for academic accomplishments, I realized that achievement is more about the fulfilling the purpose of God and self-worthiness and not the title. So I’ve developed true steps to success with no gimmicks. The steps to true success are goal setting, self-evaluation and hard work. And these steps are to be done in a repetitive cycle.