Opportunities are merely problems that promise to pay off after sufficient work.

• work
• problems
• opportunity

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Eating is important; it's one of very few things in life that isn't optional. If you don't eat, you die. If you eat too much for too long, you die. You wouldn't consider for a moment investing in a company that had no budgets, where everybody said, "We just spend whatever we feel like from day to day, and hope it will all work out in the long run." Not only would such a business be prone to bankruptcy, its managers would have no way of knowing where the money was going; there'd be no way to measure actual performance against goals to discover where problems lay. No, only a fool would risk his money on such a venture.

Yet by trying to "wing it" with regard to what you eat, to balance your long term calorie intake meal by meal, making every decision on the spur of the moment, you're placing something even more precious than your money, your own health, in the hands of a process you know inevitably leads to serious trouble.

• health
• diet
• food

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Every day you see plenty of fat people and lots of old people, but have you noticed how few old, fat people you see?

• age
• health
• diet
• food

This is the source.