Perhaps you have also already found him while searching randomly, if your tee is accidentally landed in the rough: a golf ball with pink ribbon. If not, he will accommodate you soon - Balls and accessories of the brand "Pink Ribbon" are always popular, but they still support by buying a good cause: Ten percent of the selling price of all products will be donated to the fight against breast cancer. David Dane, who lives in Austria Drachmann Sunne had the idea, with 45 years of the former manager was looking for a new job. And he developed a business model which brings not only him but also other people something. An acquaintance of him already Distribution golf accessories, and used in the design of a pitch fork, an emblem of the pink ribbon was similar. Drachmann Sunne learned that this icon in Denmark has already been used in many charity tournaments, and decided its own products also provide you with the "Pink Ribbon". Through his previous work as a manager he had ended up in Austria and here he received from the Austrian Cancer Aid permission to use the pink ribbon - the universal symbol used in the fight against breast cancer -. Drachmann Sunne started the manufacture. That same year, the first balls, pitch forks and textiles came on the market. All garments are made exclusively for women. In the meantime "is Pink Ribbon Golf" is available in 16 European countries, in Germany, the pink ribbon has arrived 2007th In total, 400,000 were in Europe by € "Pink Ribbon" donated this year. The donations go to the Cancer Society of each country in which the products are purchased. The entrepreneur feels it is important that reputable organizations manage the funds. "I do not start in one country to sell to, until I have an agreement with the National Cancer Society or another recognized organization," says Drachmann Sunne, who admits that the balancing act between business and philanthropy at first had been a difficult balancing act. Breast cancer is among women in the Western world one of the most common causes of death. disease estimates from the Robert Koch Institute in Germany every year more than 55,000 women in it. "Of these, 80 to 85 per cent survive if it is detected early," says Drachmann Sunne, who also stresses: "It is insane need for education.". Many women are informed about possibilities for early detection is not sufficient, so the disease is diagnosed too late for many. The project has since expanded further and his manager is constantly in his work a positive confirmation: "When you're dealing with cancer patients, looking at life as insane and not more important than self.".
A teacher in front of their students in the class of philosophy, without saying a word, grabbed a large glass bottle and proceeded to fill it with golf balls. Then he asked the students if the jar was full. Students agreed to say yes. The professor then picked up a box of pellets and poured it into the boat. They filled the empty space between the golf balls. The teacher again asked the students again if the jar was full, and they returned to answer yes. Then the professor picked up a box of sand and poured it into the boat. Of course the sand filled all the empty spaces and the teacher again asked again if the jar was full. On this occasion the students smiled and responded with an unanimous "yes. The professor quickly added two cups of coffee to the content of the pot and effectively filled the empty space between the sand. The students laughed. "I want you fijéis that this jar represents your life. The golf balls are the important things like family, children, health, friends, love, things that you love. These things, although we lost the rest and nothing more we are, your life would still be full. "The pellets are the other things that matter like your job, your house, the car .. The sand is the other little things." If we put the sand first in the pot, there would be room for the shot, or for golf balls. The same goes for life. If we used all our time and energy on the small stuff, we would have never rise to the really important things. "Presta attention to things that are critical to your happiness. Play with your kids, give yourself time to go to the doctor, go to dinner with your partner, practice your sport or your favorite hobby. There will always be time to clean house, to repair the key water. Take care of the first golf balls of the things that really matter. Set your priorities, the rest is just sand. " One of the students raised her hand and inquired what the coffee represented. The professor smiled and said: "I love to make me that question! Coffee is to show that although you think your life is full, there is always room for two cups of coffee with a friend .. It is a mirror that makes us contemplate our own image, before us, we give to others, and why not, which brings us to God as well. In this blog I want to offer a series of stories I hope you'll help keep your mind awake, as they have done with mine. Take it in small cups, like a good coffee. At times they will have a strong taste, bitter, others sweet and gentle, but always, always, a pleasure that lasts and that allows you to enjoy even the most subtle nuances of your own life. * Send your friends that you liked the story, who know they'll like, you know you may need or can do well.

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