Living up to my own standards gives me happiness (and vice versa).A mirror helps too...

A lot of times the things I worry about at first turn out to be my strengths, and vice versa.

Then there's this: Vice President Asia - M&A, Product Development, In-house Counsel Tax and Corporate StructuringCompany NameBear StearnsDates Employed2001 – 2008 Employment Duration7 yrsLocationHong KongAcquisition and Amalgamation of Target Companies for IPO and Back door listingsPrivate Placement Strategies - Financial grooming and reconstruction of balance sheets for clients, take-overs and mergersDesign and Management of Sophisticated Financial Products, investments and MortgagesCorporate Structuring and Tax ManagementIn house Counsel - principally tax and business organizationTraining and Development of key personnel, agents and advisorsRemuneration Planning*****So in case any of you lost your asses in the last global financial meltdown, you can probably partially thank this guy and his "financial grooming and reconstruction of balance sheets".  

He's a Captain in the military and in his 40's and has been using the military card to get people to kiss his butt and I'm assuming getting away with scamming people like me. 

I would argue that being into horses can be considered a vice like any other, lol

What I call C someone else calls B or vice versa.

I'm a captain/paramedic, currently assigned to the Aircraft Rescue Firefighting Special Team.

Wealthy people don't hang with poor people and vice versa. 

All sorts of vices can quietly creep into an area -- drugs, crime, violence etc. 

My vice is cars.....