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"In the morning, O Lord, you hear my voice; in the morning I lay my requests before you and wait in expectation."
Psalm 5:3
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Exposing Adam and Eve
A man on the East Coast wrote me this week to say he’s losing his business. He wonders how long he’ll be able to hold on to his house. A woman in Nova Scotia emailed about her cancer diagnosis. A … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living
Tagged Adam and Eve, control, faith, Mitzi Hoelscher, stress, stress test, surrender, tough times, understanding how God works
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When Eating Frogs Is Not Enough
The entrepreneur sat down at my table—poised, impeccably groomed, articulate, the picture of confidence. It was his first visit to the monthly meeting of Christian business executives and other professionals who came to connect with peers and gain wisdom for … Continue reading
Posted in Life Purpose
Tagged Brian Tracy, conflicting values, elevator pitch, entrepreneur, King Solomon, Life Purpose, people management, time management
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Wisdom, with Hot Sauce on the Side
One of my greatest fears of aging is not the loss of title, status, money or even health. It’s the fear of being irrelevant. Who wants to find themselves in a place where they’ve finally figured out a few things … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Living
Tagged aging, Heidi Montag, plastic surgeries, the value of wisdom, what is relevant
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