The dDealings with things of not to our likings in the at work

It is nont possible to stop or scapingend the tides of the problematic momentss that a lot of the peoples who hasith jobs needs to endure during the duration ofir 8 -hours in the day of workday, and I could to confess before the feeoot of thea cross that there's no avoiding of those problems has come tofor anyone who has a 9 to 5 gig.

In cContemplatione of the truthing of what I am givsaying, open your eyes, the eyes behind your eyes, and remember onea times that a few problems was swimming when those problems lurked under your boat like sharks smelling blood, a time whichwhen they swiam with the fin stiff, when theya stiff fin to send you a message too you: thant you are food: but. However, you should to remembers that a shark can beis but a diminutive fish if you now swim byin the company of megalodons.

Now, read these lines with uch care; cut the webs surrounding these words, look into theits core, and understand that you must to become a megalodon, a. After this,at, the little sharks will not matter much.

You should tomight think that I am telling a hystory to convert you to megalodonism, but you are lightyears of light too fartherf; this is too tell you, perhaps you were birthed as food fish, that you might have been born as fish for food, a tuna or a maccakerel, but you able tocan modificatey the DNA in the tides of your blood.

"Megalodonism" isn't really a word, but I'm not sure if that was intentional on your part, so I left it alone.

All you need to done is think mega, yes?

NO,Actually no; some peoples are born as maccakerel and swim as maccakerel for ever and ever.

The majority of the times, it's because they learn to love to bebeing a maccakerel:, but I do not accept or no condemnone this kind of thinking.

All thinkingsschools of thought are valid in the fresh orand salt waters, and no ones has the powers of Neptune to choose whicho crawls onat the bottom of the sea or yet who swims toand jumps out of the water withhere the sun in shines ion the horizon.

Now for to the matter whose valueof who is much more: valuable; what wouldo you do when aif peoples corrals a plethora of piranaha at work, and takes astart shooting at you along with ithem?

Should you to splash in francticsally and swim away?, m Maybe.

Should you bury yourself like a crab inat the bottom, p? Please, if ithat gives you happiness, then proceed to the bottom like the carcass of a fish with no more lifedead fish.

Should you be like the fishes wi in the extremities that exit water for to be, exiting the water to become stranded in the mud, even dthough when this could maybe mean to dieean dying in a pretrified manner when the mud solidifies.?

I will say go for it, if forwhether out of ignorance or accepteding destiny, just do it.

How ever, chickenowardly fish have little to nothing scars ion their skin.

Not really sure if this is what you meant.

A sardine or a fish swordfish live and end their life with pristine looks on their skin.

The biggest shark in the water no has that priveiledge.

A shark is born for scars, but a shark hadoes not have a monopoly ofn scars.

The only matter is that all the most of the other fishes prefer to choose toing escape over the pain before theof a scar's imprints on them, but a true monster of the water swims ins would swim towards that direction.

There's too much in this direction, so I invite you to swim next to a megalodon, i. If you have the caviar that is necessary, and if a little time after, you'reyour head is still on top of your body, a little while later, then open your eyes and seelook carefully that hiow its skin shines in the light but the, at how its patterns resultsed from profound slasherings to theits hyide.

Swim a little more and seelook into hits eyes.

No smile, no grimace, and no fun,; just pure experience forged in tidal storms.