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Monthly Archives: October 2011
When Opportunity Knocks
“It’s better to be prepared for an opportunity and not have one than it is to have an opportunity and not be prepared for it.” ~ Les Brown How many times have you heard someone say, or maybe even said … Continue reading
Posted in Achievement, Growth, Preparation, self improvement
Tagged Learning, Opportunity, Preparation, Skill, success
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Socialism vs. Capitalism
A few years ago I swore off of writing on political topics. The frustration level just got to be too much to bear. But the recent advent of the “Occupy Wall Street” protests and the attack on capitalism has prompted … Continue reading
Posted in Capitalism, government, Politics
Tagged Capitalism, Garden, Government, Politics, Socialism
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The One Less Traveled
“Two roads diverged in a yellow wood and I – I took the one less traveled by and that has made all the difference.” ~ Robert Frost Frost’s quote has always reminded me of a quote by one of my … Continue reading
Posted in Growth, Innovation, Inspiration, self improvement
Tagged Growth, Innovation, Inspiration, Passion, Robert Frost
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Book Review: SELL THE FEELING
Simply stated, SELL THE FEELING by Larry Pinci and Phil Glosserman, is the best sales book I have read in twenty years. Selling is not that complicated and I believe often times, people overcomplicate things. This book presents selling the feeling … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Customer Service, Referrals, Sales
Tagged books: book reviews, Sales, Selling, Training
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On Being a Magnet
“When you express your passion and enthusiasm, you will become a magnet to others, who will be attracted to your high level of energy.” ~ Jack Canfield We all know someone who is a real downer to talk to. I’ll … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration, Passion, Relationships, self improvement
Tagged attitude, Enthusiasm, Inspiration, Negativity, Passion
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Book Review: THIN THREADS
We each have little moments in time; little things that may have seemed insignificant at the time but in reality – altered our lives completely. Or, they may have been more obvious events that were so drastic and dramatic, such … Continue reading
Posted in Book Reviews, Change, Growth, Inspiration
Tagged books: book reviews, Change, Inspiration
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An Exegetical Look at the Establishment Clause
Sometimes in the course of human events, it becomes necessary to muddle through the confusion and reveal the basic premise of an object. Such is the case with the First Amendment of the U. S. Bill of Rights, and more … Continue reading
Posted in government, History, Politics
Tagged Bill of Rights, Christianity, Establishment Clause, First Amendment, Politics
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Can You Help?
“I came to realize that a life lived to help others is the only one that matters and this is my duty; this is my best use as a human.” ~ Ben Stein Who are you helping? Something that often … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Customer Service, Management, Preparation, Self Storage
Tagged Coach, Help, Mentoring, Training
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Book Review: A Gameplan For Life
When it’s all said and done and the maker calls us home, the real measure of a successful life has to have a lot to do with how much you improved the lives of those around you. With that in … Continue reading
Posted in Coaching, Growth, Leadership, Mentoring, self improvement, Team Building
Tagged books: book reviews, Coach, Growth, John Wooden, leadership, Mentoring, self development, Teamwork
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Happily Ever After
Everything was perfect. You were magnificently beautiful as your father walked you down the aisle. Every eye was cast upon you as you approached your Prince Charming, equally magnificent in his formal attire. Vows were spoken and rings were exchanged … Continue reading
Posted in Couples, Marriage, Preparation, Relationships, Wedding
Tagged Couples, Happiness, Marriage, Relationships, Wedding
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