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The beauty of youth is that you can aim for the sky. Set your goals high and go for it, that way you'll have no regrets later in life. Even if you just reach halfway to a lofty goal, you'll have gone further than someone who had no goals in life. Good luck with your dreams. :thumbsup:

Actually, millenials raised on the "anyone can be an astronaut" mentality show higher levels of depression, dissatisfaction later in life, and general discontent.

Telling people they can be anything they want if they just try hard enough is setting them up for dissapointment. Plus a lot of psychological nonsense to sort out that life just isn't fair and someone has to be the garbage man.
 
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Actually, millenials raised on the "anyone can be an astronaut" mentality show higher levels of depression, dissatisfaction later in life, and general discontent.

Telling people they can be anything they want if they just try hard enough is setting them up for dissapointment. Plus a lot of psychological nonsense to sort out that life just isn't fair and someone has to be the garbage man.
Sorry, but I don't buy that. I've always believed that maintaining a positive outlook will help create positive outcomes, and that negativism breeds negative outcomes...Much is just my own personal experience. I came from dirt poor roots, and I was able to achieve a lot in life. Even when negative things were happening, I kept a positive outlook, and things turned around. The night may be dark, but the sun always comes up in the morning. :)....I have a sign on my desk, "Enjoy Every Day to it's Fullest. Every Day is Beautiful in it's Special Way."...:thumbsup:
 
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Sorry, but I don't buy that. I've always believed that maintaining a positive outlook will help create positive outcomes, and that negativism breeds negative outcomes...Much is just my own personal experience. I came from dirt poor roots, and I was able to achieve a lot in life. Even when negative things were happening, I kept a positive outlook, and things turned around. The night may be dark, but the sun always comes up in the morning. :)....I have a sign on my desk, "Enjoy Every Day to it's Fullest. Every Day is Beautiful in it's Special Way."...:thumbsup:

Retort: The 'Tyranny' of Positive Thinking Can Threaten Your Health and Happiness
 
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The beauty of youth is that you can aim for the sky. Set your goals high and go for it, that way you'll have no regrets later in life. Even if you just reach halfway to a lofty goal, you'll have gone further than someone who had no goals in life. Good luck with your dreams. :thumbsup:
Thanks Mad Dog :)
 
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Actually, millenials raised on the "anyone can be an astronaut" mentality show higher levels of depression, dissatisfaction later in life, and general discontent.

Telling people they can be anything they want if they just try hard enough is setting them up for dissapointment. Plus a lot of psychological nonsense to sort out that life just isn't fair and someone has to be the garbage man.
Being involved in the theme park industry was something I've wanted to do for a very long time. Many of my classmate during Senior year of high school still didn't know their passion. But my passion is in my art. :) I haven't posted my artwork on here, but go to WDWmagic forums to see one of my attraction concepts. On there, you'll see my take on the never-built concept of Fire Mountain. Look for the username WDWTank on the sub forum Rumor: Adventureland Volcano? :) One day I'll post some of my art on here, and more on Magic. :)
 
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Actually, millenials raised on the "anyone can be an astronaut" mentality show higher levels of depression, dissatisfaction later in life, and general discontent.

Telling people they can be anything they want if they just try hard enough is setting them up for dissapointment. Plus a lot of psychological nonsense to sort out that life just isn't fair and someone has to be the garbage man.

Sorry, but I don't buy that. I've always believed that maintaining a positive outlook will help create positive outcomes, and that negativism breeds negative outcomes...Much is just my own personal experience. I came from dirt poor roots, and I was able to achieve a lot in life. Even when negative things were happening, I kept a positive outlook, and things turned around. The night may be dark, but the sun always comes up in the morning. :)....I have a sign on my desk, "Enjoy Every Day to it's Fullest. Every Day is Beautiful in it's Special Way."...:thumbsup:

Hah- epcyclopedia is actually right here- even though I relate more to mad dog. The saying "you can do anything you out your mind to" has proven otherwise :)
Asian Americans have a lower self esteem than other ethnic groups, yet have higher income education than those same groups.



One thing we should all be able to agree on- Humans are the best. And the worst.
 
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Does anybody know what's in the buildings behind Diagon?
diagon backstage.JPG

A nice wee 2.5 acre plot of land if they decided to expand Diagon.

If possible this would be beyond overkill. Phase 3 coming at IOA with enough land left over for a Phase 4 and then Phase 5 here.
 
Does anybody know what's in the buildings behind Diagon?
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A nice wee 2.5 acre plot of land if they decided to expand Diagon.

If possible this would be beyond overkill. Phase 3 coming at IOA with enough land left over for a Phase 4 and then Phase 5 here.
Essential backstage operational buildings.

They could easily move these buildings into the Team Member parking lot if they wanted to expand, but they would have to build more garages for TMs first.
 
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Does anybody know what's in the buildings behind Diagon?
View attachment 4967

A nice wee 2.5 acre plot of land if they decided to expand Diagon.

If possible this would be beyond overkill. Phase 3 coming at IOA with enough land left over for a Phase 4 and then Phase 5 here.

The building directly behind is for makeup and admins. As for the building attatched to HE's Kings Cross station, I think that's backstage for the attraction itself.

I would assume it'd be more for the Fear Factor amphitheater if they are going to expand over there, unless if MIB is closing in the near future.
 
The building directly behind is for makeup and admins. As for the building attatched to HE's Kings Cross station, I think that's backstage for the attraction itself.

I would assume it'd be more for the Fear Factor amphitheater if they are going to expand over there, unless if MIB is closing in the near future.
If MIB is to be replaced, expect Plenty of letters to be sent to Comcast and NBCUniversal, in Harry Potter style ;)
 
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