Tiger balm

Anyone who s stood within waiting distance of a marathon knows the smell.

The classic pain relieving ointment can be traced to a Chinese herbalist who began selling it in the 1870s.

Subsequently commercialized by his sons, it's been sold around the world ever since.

The balm promises to work where it hurts, and many medical and sports professionals agree:A vigorous rub of the ointment on a sore muscle or bruised body part eases the aches.

But unlike ibuprofen or aspirin, it doesn't attack the source of the pain.

Today what I learned is someone said I love my job but I didn't enjoy it. If you want to pursue what you want to get you need to tell someone others. You need it and desire it. Others will know what you want to get and give you what they have.