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He looked shocked. I was having a conversation recently with a guy who was telling me about his nephew, a high school senior. “He should be an engineer,” the guy told me. “Engineers make great money. The job market for engineers is good. My nephew should definitely become an engineer. Don’t ya think?” “No,” I said. (That’s when he stared at me, stunned). “What?” he replied. “No,” I repeated. “I don’t know your nephew. What are his strengths?” “His strengths?” “Yes, his strengths. What are his strengths, his gifts, his passions? What is he interested in?” “Passion?” The guy scoffed. “Nobody chooses a job based on PASSION!” I calmly replied, “It’s important for him to discover who he is…what his strengths, passions, and interests are…” and he looked at me like I was speaking gibberish. I haven’t seen the guy again, and am not sure which career path his nephew will choose. But I know one thing for sure: if the nephew doesn’t understand himself, and if engineering doesn’t align

Stairs become me. All of me. To Faust the number of Outtakes. I hate.. To the dawn of time of off mates. The birds on the leaves, I gain?

Barred and blocked. The former Glenwood Pig Iron Furnace. I just want to crawl in that hole.

Streetart by ELLE New York street artist ELLE creates breathtaking collage that can be seen on walls around the world.  In addition her art has been used by Lyft, Reebok and was displayed in the  Saatachi Gallery.  Thanks BurnCity Graffe . Follow ELLE on Instagram . Art you love - follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Facebook . Posted by Lisa

Streetart by ELLE New York street artist ELLE creates breathtaking collage that can be seen on walls around the world.  In addition her art has been used by Lyft, Reebok and was displayed in the  Saatachi Gallery.  Thanks BurnCity Graffe . Follow ELLE on Instagram . Art you love - follow us on Twitter , Instagram and Facebook . Posted by Lisa crss

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ufo-the-truth-is-out-there : We Used to Live There: by Frank Moth   crss

Sleep there maybe….. This house has woes and is literally falling apart. Located in rural Virginia it is sad and beautiful and will be gone one day from thought and sight. The slat wood siding. Faded green shutters, Tiny chimney stacks. What is taking so long to find a home.

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Street artist: BiP Street artist: BiP Street artist: BiP Street artist: BiP Street artist: BiP Street artist: BiP Street artist: BiP Street artist: BiP Street artist: BiP, “Believe in People”  Anonymous artist. He is identified, from online clues, to be a Princeton graduate and former investment banker and current artist. In Connecticut, where the artist lived, Bip frequently targeted Yale University buildings with illegal works that were quickly removed. After expanding internationally, BiP has since painted both graffiti and museum pieces around the world. His work is dedicated to a spirit of resistance to skepticism and estrangement, so as to positively change the way people interact with their environment. Check our Twitter and Facebook for more original Art Selected by Very Private Art crss

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Yelling is a topic relevant to every person on this planet because everyone has raised their voice in anger during their lifetime. Some people yell on a regular basis, but we are all guilty of yelling at some point in life. There are ways to react to a yeller that will help diffuse them, rather than continue to escalate the situation. Yelling is not healthy for relationships and its results do not yield long term positive results. A person may acquiesce to a yeller at the moment to get them to stop yelling, but once things get back to normal, they typically revert back, because the yelling hasn’t changed their mindset long term. For example, a Mom who yells at her kids to pick up their toys may actually result in the kids picking up their toys in that moment. However, it won’t change their mindset that they should pick up their toys consistently. Kids will learn to pick up if they have been conditioned with a reward or punishment system and they recognize the importance and value of