Scars of Adults, Belief of Children

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In every major religion, adults are cautioned to see the world through the eyes of a little child. It is in the both testaments of the Bible, it is strongly taught in Atheism, Agnosticism, and in most Pagan belief systems. The principle behind this is NOT in making yourself naïve or helpless, but rather in seeing the world through a fresh approach, where nothing is impossible, and where the world is full of wide possibilities, instead of fears and doubts which come from the scars of adults.

In fact, many children bring a certain clarity and grounded mindset to the minds of adults, and this is why many parents say that their kids teach them more than they teach their kids. It is a renewing of the mental processes which occurs when each new generation grows and becomes strong and resilient. This is of course very important when you look at how certain strong and creative individuals quickly rise through your company. They always have the proper mindset to see the world with clarity and with creative functions, rather than through old, time rotten principles which may or may not be obsolete by now.

When you are running your business, you have only true fallible object and those are the people with whom you work. Every human being is potentially flawed, although not in the way that we always think. To that end, CMM Technology has continued our company in the progress of drug testing kits and alcohol test, and we have received accreditation from NATA for our breathalyser recalibration service, which services all types of alcohol tests, not just the ones which we sell.

It is therefore very important that you understand that our oral fluid drug tests, like our famous Alere DDS2 (with reader) saliva drug test, are especially picked by our team of experts to be sold by us, rather than every piece of testing equipment on the market. As you can see, we are being wise, not naïve, and we believe in the power and growth of our client businesses, rather than expecting the worst.

This article has been taken from : http://www.cmm.com.au/articles/scars-of-adults-belief-of-children/