Find a New Path

Some folk will work against you simply because they can. It satisfies their need to have some measure of control over you no matter how small.

Life Lesson: 
I can save myself a lot of aggravation (and sometimes dollars) by working AROUND difficult folk instead of trying to work WITH them.

The first question I asked myself changed from "How can I get them to cooperate WITH me?" to "How can I accomplish this WITHOUT involving them at all?"

Listen, you've got stuff to do and places to go. It's not worth the aggravation, your time, and/or the expense. Find a new path.

Just keepin' it real...

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