trampoline effect A friend of mine writing about the failures said that the more we loved, the more it will smack the mouth, a theory that neatly summed up in one sentence:
"The fall is the height of ascent .
Suppose he is right and the bottom of the barrel is resilient ... I wonder if the theory works in reverse, when it resurfaced again. Could it be that fall is a strong momentum proportional?
The question is not disinterested since the evidence supporting this hypothesis are beginning to multiply in my case.
During a life review at the end of May, I noticed that a little over a year I lost: my girlfriend, my band of compounds, a major music deal, a job writing and a site to post my stuff horniest ... the bottom of the barrel was rather tense.
In June, I learned that my contract would still be music to honor the end of the year. Then I was offered to make a show of my songs. Then I started myself published my web novel absurd. Shortly after, a small contract drafting and offers of interviews I fell from the sky. I did not get a job, but whatever. Recently, I began to replay songs with my friends in a new mindset, it never sounded so good. Two weeks ago, the manager and the bar owner where I make music we called in quick ... it seems that the decision not to renew the contract or an error of two shows booked in January and the door may be open for more. This morning, the editor of the magazine offered me a first article since 2009 and next week, I make a show of my songs in front of the old and new buddies. More
one falls high, it bounces better? Is that possible?!
If so, the next girl I will attend had better watch out!
