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Monthly Archives: July 2013
My encouragement to you
Time to toot the rusty old horn a bit. And it is only to inspire you to do something great today. Because I believe that you’ve got the ability to be awesome today with the right motivation. If you don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Attitude, Cancer, Challenge, Change, Choices, Determined, Dreams, Encouragement, Leadership, Motivation, Thankful, Training
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Contentment and apathy
Two reasons why some new businesses don’t make it beyond their first two years. They don’t know and they don’t care. Ignorance and apathy. A dangerous combination for any business. The same can be said for our life. You may … Continue reading
Posted in Direction, Disappointment, Knowledge, Leadership
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Remind me again
How many times do we have to be reminded about something? I was headed to a convention in Las Vegas and we were cruising at an altitude of 35,994 feet. It got a little bumpy so the captain turned on … Continue reading
Posted in Repeat, Safety
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