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Monthly Archives: July 2018
Relational Wisdom: Part V
I grew up in a very small town in eastern Colorado. Seibert was a town of 200 including the cats and dogs. The prime industry was dry-land farming and ranching. The prime produce was winter wheat that was planted in … Continue reading
Posted in Personal mastery, Relational goals, Relationships in General
Tagged #Cultivating, #Neighborhood, #Neighbors
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The Windy City
I think one of the most beautiful pictures an individual can capture is the man-made structures of a city at night with all the lights flickering in the distance. Over the course of the last 4-5 days that I have … Continue reading
Posted in Personal mastery
Tagged #Chicago at night, #Chicago during the day, #Walking the city
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Relational Wisdom: Part IV
Trust wanes over time. Let me say that again. Trust wanes over time. Here’s a great example, as a baby you have total trust in your parental figures to feed you, change your diaper, put you to sleep, etc. You … Continue reading
Posted in God Relationship, Personal mastery
Tagged #Trusting God, #Trusting others, Trust
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Relational Wisdom: Part III
It seems like we are in a constant process of learning. Seventy percent of what we will ever know is learned between the ages of 0-3 (at least thats what the experts say). We learn to eat and talk and … Continue reading
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Relational Wisdom: Part II
Have you experienced a person who has hurt you deeply with their sarcasm or a put down? Has their look or their behavior given you the message you were not accepted by what you had said or done? It may … Continue reading
Relational Wisdom: Part I
I have read Proverbs over 48 times in my life. You’re probably asking why the figure 48? I do have an answer to that. I was challenged in 1970 as a college student when I was going to a rural … Continue reading
Posted in Personal mastery, Relational goals
Tagged #Breaking up fights, #Dog bites, #Relational quarreling
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A Heart of Reflection
At 2:30 this morning the alarm went off and a groggy body slowly meandered toward the shower to try to wake up. Today was the day that I had an appointment to see my oldest daughter in Chicago where she … Continue reading
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