Comments on: Be Your Own Boss http://www.mysticmadness.com/be-your-own-boss.html Think Different. Rock Life Fri, 30 Dec 2011 00:13:42 +0000 hourly 1 By: Sanjeev Raspaile http://www.mysticmadness.com/be-your-own-boss.html/comment-page-1#comment-2460 Sanjeev Raspaile Wed, 05 May 2010 17:25:50 +0000 http://www.mysticmadness.com/?p=2548#comment-2460 Well, yes...Kris! Though nobody wants a boss, everybody will love to be a boss. However, as the awareness about self realisation  and expectation of dignity and respect (as you mentioned that nobody knows how to manage it) are on the rise, more and more people want to break the shackles of 'bossism' and go by their own.  More and more people are opting to control their own lives and be your own boss. Being your own boss also has spiritual significance as well. It's not just physical it frees you and your mind, it also elevates you a level up. Spiritual evolution needs being free from all bondage. Well, yes…Kris!
Though nobody wants a boss, everybody will love to be a boss. However, as the awareness about self realisation  and expectation of dignity and respect (as you mentioned that nobody knows how to manage it) are on the rise, more and more people want to break the shackles of 'bossism' and go by their own. 
More and more people are opting to control their own lives and be your own boss. Being your own boss also has spiritual significance as well. It's not just physical it frees you and your mind, it also elevates you a level up. Spiritual evolution needs being free from all bondage.

]]> By: Kris http://www.mysticmadness.com/be-your-own-boss.html/comment-page-1#comment-2450 Kris Tue, 04 May 2010 21:05:28 +0000 http://www.mysticmadness.com/?p=2548#comment-2450 While I agree that most managerial-type personnel have no clue nor care how to manage people in a way that maintains dignity and respect (at least) on both ends, the old phrase "become your own boss" in my opinion has become nothing more than empty rhetoric, reminding me of a monologue that Steve Martin gave in an old episode of SNL: "You could be a millionaire....first, get a million dollars...."   While I agree that most managerial-type personnel have no clue nor care how to manage people in a way that maintains dignity and respect (at least) on both ends, the old phrase "become your own boss" in my opinion has become nothing more than empty rhetoric, reminding me of a monologue that Steve Martin gave in an old episode of SNL:

"You could be a millionaire….first, get a million dollars…."  

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