Creative Dissatisfaction by Lloyd Harrison Whitling

Okay, so you have a job that you hate, work at a place where you hate to go, think you could do a lot better in your life, have an idea that gnaws at you to try it, or would like what you do for a living if only other people would see things just a little more your way. Or, you are satisfied, but know somebody who always seems to be griping. The question boils down to one or the other variations of the same thing: "What do the others know that you don't?" or "What did you do right that the other fellow has missed?"

You might as well also know the answers can be found in two ways: You can suffer through life while trying to figure it out on your own, all the while listening to advice (usually purchased at a high cost) from people who learned their solutions secondhand and never actually experienced the problems themselves; or, you can get it from someone who actually lived through it and figured his own way out, and knows how important keeping as much of your money as you can to yourself must be, and who knows about all the stuff those 'edjicated' people overlook.

Like the conundrums we all get into, where every way you turn looks like a different version of the same road you're already on; where you need some time to check out some other options, but the boss wants to know why, and you're afraid you'll have to lie to him to avoid his wrath; where the money might be tight or lacking, and taking time away from the job is something you can't afford, especially when you don't feel sure about what you'd be looking for and uncertain that it would be worth it.

So, check this out first without investing much of time nor money. Not $300 for a classroom seat, not $69.95 for a set of audio tapes, not $29 plus shipping and handling for a make-you-snore CD, but just a few minutes of your time and three bucks through PayPal will get this original information to you via your email. Click here, or read on.

Facts, not candy, serve as food for the soul. I hate being a maverick. I hate my membership in the illiterocracy. I hate being in the seventh decade of my life and just now getting around to telling everybody how I think it is while a decades-long undeclared/semi-declared war goes on, the national economy lurches into recession, and everybody is too distracted by their own horror stories to listen to me. I'm dissatisfied with that situation, but I am creative, and I know there's a good chance you secretly hate your job.

I don't usually believe in tests, and have my doubts about literature meant to be 'inspiring' and 'motivational', but that's what this ebook is sure to be called once people start getting their hands on it. Why do I dare say that, especially about something work-oriented?

Well, it's like this: Maybe I am a maverick, but I've had years to prove my usefulness and dedication to the task at hand, whatever it might be. The task this time was to uncover a way for people to get inside their own heads and examine their own on-job and off-job thinking processes, related to the situations dominating their lives, without inspiring undue feelings of self deprecation. Who's at fault for your dissatisfaction?—You? I disagree with that!

Yes, you are responsible to take matters into your own hands, but what if you've just come out of a coma to find your legs slung in the air so you can heal without getting a blood clot that will kill you? Most of us live like that! Most of us were crippled during our infancy and we walk around in a daze because of it. By the time we realize it on our own, life is almost over.

Here's a test: Blink twice with a short pause while you shut your eyes. Now, here's your quiz: Are you still in the same spot where you began, and still facing the same direction. You're not? Congratulations, you don't need my ebook, you're too busy to read it. But, if you're still stuck, even now, in that same spot that means you're not going anywhere. It's either because you're sitting, your feet actually are in a sling but your hands are free and you're bored, or you've been finding this to be interesting enough so you stopped whatever you were doing to read it. Of course, it could be because it's on a computer screen but the point is, you're still reading it.

Maybe that's because you're tired of getting the run around with the same ancient centuries-old song and dance. There are new things out there for you to know about, but nobody's letting the average Joe in on it. You need that. You may also need the long job-satisfaction assessment that's in these pages, just in case THAT's what's making you unhappy. Maybe you need to recall the little voice that used to whisper in your heart about things you longed to do—or to rediscover (You knew, once) why your life seems to have lost its meaning, why the rut has become such a drudge, why the excitement has flown out of your life. Science—Not religion!—has new answers that maybe you just ought to know about. Here's where you can begin, at the least expensive cost you'll ever find.

CREATIVE DISSATISFACTION: Now a $3 eBook! AN ENTIRELY NEW SLANT on these pages will guide you into worlds you never thought of exploring, and introduce you to an entire new way of looking at your life. Recent scientific discoveries and theories can be applied to develop a personal memes-aware life plan aimed at a constructive, accomplishment-oriented existence. Learn how to benefit from your own high aims and aspirations, why you should, why you want to, and what hidden things work against you that only need your awareness to make them work for you.

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