Cure yourself with diet or some other WooWoo BS? It killed Steve Jobs.

Joe Mobley · 10-20-2011, 05:02 PM

Steve Jobs' Treatment: Biographer Says Jobs Delayed Surgery for Pancreatic Cancer, and Regretted it - ABC News

Portion of 60 Minutes interview with Steve Jobs biographer.
Preview: Steve Jobs - 60 Minutes - CBS News

If you are facing something serious... get serious.

Joe Mobley

Clara H · 10-20-2011, 06:55 PM

Interesting article and I completely agree. Many people want to take the 'ignorance is bliss' route: if they ignore it, it doesn't exist.

Being serious about your health, including getting check ups *before* it reaches that stage, etc is by no means "panicking about it" (as my dad would call it), nor is it "dwelling on it". If anything, it is attracting a healthier lifestyle and mindset.

I have seen too many people die early because they didn't take their serious illness seriously enough. In this day and age, it's unnecessary.

I think this same principle can be applied to all areas of life too, including Internet Marketing.

barbling · 10-21-2011, 03:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Clara H

Interesting article and I completely agree. Many people want to take the 'ignorance is bliss' route: if they ignore it, it doesn't exist.

Being serious about your health, including getting check ups *before* it reaches that stage, etc is by no means "panicking about it" (as my dad would call it), nor is it "dwelling on it". If anything, it is attracting a healthier lifestyle and mindset.

I have seen too many people die early because they didn't take their serious illness seriously enough. In this day and age, it's unnecessary.

I think this same principle can be applied to all areas of life too, including Internet Marketing.

Totally agree. While I can see how it's comforting to take the:

If I ignore it, it will go away

approach...the fact is, life and death is, well, life and death. Don't take of the first and the second will come sooner than later.

When you lose your health, you lose far more than your overall state of being. Make that a big huge priority.

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Clara H HyperActive Warrior War Room Member Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Vic, Australia Posts: 129 Thanks: 122 Thanked 34 Times in 26 Posts	Re: Cure yourself with diet or some other WooWoo BS? It killed Steve Jobs. Interesting article and I completely agree. Many people want to take the 'ignorance is bliss' route: if they ignore it, it doesn't exist. Being serious about your health, including getting check ups before it reaches that stage, etc is by no means "panicking about it" (as my dad would call it), nor is it "dwelling on it". If anything, it is attracting a healthier lifestyle and mindset. I have seen too many people die early because they didn't take their serious illness seriously enough. In this day and age, it's unnecessary. I think this same principle can be applied to all areas of life too, including Internet Marketing.