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Re: older guys and thier critisisum


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Posted by Don-Wi on February 05, 2010 at 20:38:16 from (75.206.71.146):

In Reply to: older guys and thier critisisum posted by Ethan Chamberlain on February 04, 2010 at 18:31:09:

I'm only 25, but I learned a long time ago to let it roll off my back, don;t worry about what others think and keep on living life. It isn't over because you made a mistake here & there, so don't worry about it. Not much a guy can do about it anyway, except learn from your mistakes and move on.

At work they hired a guy to follow me on 2nd shift. He's in his late 40s or early 50s, and he's paranoid about everything. So much so that he's letting it get to him and it's affecting his work. He didn't claim much on his resume and he sure didn't lie about it, but he worries way too much. Sometimes I get a feeling that he's gonna take a few years off his life just from stress. I'm trying to teach him to not worry so much, as well as a few others in the shop but he's a difficult case. Just reading his notes in the morning were depressing. They've been getting better, but not completely. Kinda feel bad for the guy.

Then we've got another newer guy, who happens to be black. He's younger than me, and he's the most easy going guy to work with. Always a smile, cracking jokes (even ons that would offend Al Sharpton and his buddy Jessi). Gets along with everyone, don't care what others think of him, and doesn't sweat the small stuff.

That's pretty much been my motto for a while now.

Don't sweat the small stuff! Life's too short to be worried about what might have been or could become.

Donovan from Wisconsin


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