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Category Archives: Personal mastery
What/Who Are You Following?
Nadine and I decided to confront the after Christmas crowds and busyness of the parking lots and go to the largest shopping malls for a couple of things that went on sale. The number of people in the mall was … Continue reading
Posted in Personal mastery, Relational goals
Tagged Follower, Following, Leader, Personal goals, Relational goals
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The Game VS The Prize
Today I did my 33rd year in a row tradition for the family. Let me explain. Thirty-three years ago, I decided to plan a treasure hunt for our then 5-year-old daughter. I created several clues that were hidden in various … Continue reading
Posted in God Relationship, Personal mastery, Spousal Relationship
Tagged Contentment, Losing focus
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Someone Famous In Our Family
I had a whole day off today as we approach Christmas weekend. Victoria, my daughter, asked me if I could take Brayden, her oldest son, for the afternoon so that she could complete her workweek, which I said, “I would … Continue reading
Long Lines
Christmas is upon us. Parking lots full. Heavy traffic. Long check out lines. Tis the season for car horns honking, and irate people who think that you have taken their parking place. In the season of gift giving, there are … Continue reading
City Vices
Last week a survey popped up on the news regarding Scottsdale being the most vain city of 150 cities surveyed. They looked at the number of plastic surgeons per capita of people in the city and came up with Scottsdale … Continue reading
Posted in God Relationship, Personal mastery, Relationships in General
Tagged Anger, Choices, City Vices, Lust, Vain, Vanity
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Need Comfort?
The holidays can be a bear. I don’t mean a literal bear, but times of a great amount of stress. Christmas coming up has a lot of elements that create stress. Buying the right gift for the wife-husband, children, grandkids, … Continue reading
Not Remembering
My grandson a few days ago was at the kitchen counter talking to Deborah, his aunt. Brayden began the conversation by saying, “Grandpa, no I mean Parker, Victoria, Carter, Grandma Nay Nay, no I mean Keaton, no wait, wait, wait … Continue reading
Zeal For Life
What are you passionate about? What holds your attention and burns in your soul? What would you do to gain whatever you are zealous for? What keeps you up at night and doesn’t let you go to bed? What captures … Continue reading
Posted in Personal mastery
Tagged Passion, Passionate, What drives you, Zeal, Zealous
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Driving LIKE Miss Daisy
There was a film that came out in 1989 with Morgan Freeman, Jessica Tandy and Dan Aykroyd being the key cast members entitled Driving Miss Daisy. It’s a story of a son (Dan Aykroyd) recognizing that his mother (Jessica Tandy) needed … Continue reading
You’re Hurting My Ears
My daughter came over tonight to pick up Brayden, my 6-year-old grandson that I had picked up from elementary school. She brought over her Keaton, her 3-year-old as well. The boys were running around the house chasing one another as … Continue reading
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