Those around you will also appreciate your upbeat way of thinking. Take a few minutes each day to organize yourself and set at least one goal you wish to accomplish. The sense of achievement you will get will give you the confidence and positive outlook needed to make the more complicated decisions. Keep yourself physically fit. You will be amazed by how much it will help you manage your stress.
Life is really a series of hurdles.
Know that you are going to trip over some, and clear others with ease. The trick is to jump over more hurdles than you knock down. You can do this by learning from your mistakes and those made by others, and by giving yourself every possible advantage to make the difficult decisions that often times accompany change. He has dedicated the past 36 years to making Oregon communities a safer place, having begun his career with Beaverton in 1962 as a police officer. From 1962 to 1984 Chief Bishop rose through the ranks, being appointed Detective in 1967, Sergeant in 1968, Lieutenant in 1971 and Commander of the Criminal Investigation Division in 1978.