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Carole Issa

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Address: 155 King Street 2000 Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.caroleissa.com/

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19.01.2022 If you keep saying NO NO NO you'll end up training that NO muscle more and more and will ultimately stop seeing opportunities. But as you start saying YES, notice how you're seeing opportunities and how you're creating for yourself the possibility of ceasing them!

07.01.2022 For some people, this story is about the power of timing, for others, it's about the power of doing nothing at all! For me, it's about the power of battle-tested wisdom! What is this story about for you? The old crocodile was floating at the river’s edge when a younger crocodile swam up next to him, I’ve heard from many that you’re the fiercest hunter in all of the river bottoms. Please, teach me your ways.... Awoken from a nice long afternoon nap, the old crocodile glanced at the young crocodile with one of his reptilian eyes, said nothing and then fell back asleep atop the water.Feeling frustrated and disrespected, the young crocodile swam off upriver to chase after some catfish, leaving behind a flurry of bubbles. I’ll show him, he thought to himself. Later that day the young crocodile returned to the old crocodile who was still napping and began to brag to him about his successful hunt, I caught two meaty catfish today. What have you caught? Nothing? Perhaps you’re not so fierce after all.Unphased the old crocodile again looked at the young crocodile, said nothing, closed his eyes and continued to float atop the water as tiny minnows munched away lightly at the algae on his underbelly. Again, the young crocodile was angry he couldn’t get a response from the elder, and he swam off a second time upstream to see what he could hunt. After a few hours of thrashing about he was able to hunt down a small crane. Smiling, he kept the bird in his jaws and swam back to the old crocodile, adamant about showing him who the true hunter was. As the young crocodile rounded the bend, he saw the elder crocodile still floating in the same spot near the river’s edge. However, something had changed a large wildebeest was enjoying an afternoon drink just inches near the old crocodile’s head. In one lightning-fast movement, the old crocodile bolted out of the water, wrapped his jaws around the great wildebeest and pulled him under the river. Awestruck the young crocodile swam up with the tiny bird hanging from his mouth and watched as the old crocodile enjoyed his 500 lb meal. The young crocodile asked him, Please tell me how how did you do that? Through mouthfuls of wildebeest, the old crocodile finally responded, I did nothing. - Story by Aytekin Tank