Human Intervention Can Cause Things to Vanish in Your Life

The Malaysian Prime Minister Najib has already confirmed on 15 Mar 2014 3 pm that human intervention caused the Malaysian MH370 airplane to have vanish into the oceans on 8 March 2014.

Of course this is a human intervention, don't tell me this is a monkey intervention? But at least we know this is not a mechanical failure, terrorist attack or the plane hit by Malaysian air defence missile by mistake.

What about you? What kind of Human Intervention has Caused Things to Vanish in Your Life? Have the following things vanished in your life: Love, Kindness, Empathy, Equanimity, Sympathy, Generosity and Simplicity? We should be careful of the following 7 types of human intervention that affect your life negatively:

Discouragements and Sarcasms from People
Distractions from People, like some mindless facebook postings
People Stealing Away Your Time with gossip
People who ask you to buy things that you don't need, thus intervening with your spending
Bosses who always pick on faults and never praise you for accomplishments
Customers who are of the wrong fit and thus often intervene with your service process
People who just don't believe in whatever you're doing and often do things opposite of your beliefs

We must all rise above human interventions. From today onwards, say no to such interventions and influence them to our way. That's life! By Andy Ng of Asia Trainers, other related articles are as follows:

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