I always start the year off with great ambitions for what and how much I am going to read. Then spring hits, I end up being outside more and my reading pace drops off.
I like to be early. Ask my wife and she will tell you, in my head if we are not at least 5 minutes early, I feel like the world is coming to an end. I hate being late (and on time for that matter). To be early is to be on time. At least that's how I see it.
what if I told you it would only take 12 minutes of your day to complete a major accomplishment every year? Believe me? Well, it's true. What is that accomplishment you could obtain every year in just 12 minutes a day?
The day was almost over. Having just wrote and sent that last email of the day, I was excited to turn off my computer, gather up my things, and head home for my day off. Before shutting down my computer... Continue Reading →
It is the seemingly automatic response from so many I interact with these days. By simply asking the question, "how's it going?", the reply rarely varies. It comes from business executives, local law enforcement officers, traveling salesmen, stay at home... Continue Reading →
It was a statement that caught me off guard. I had heard others say it before. The argument has been made in numerous books, articles, and writings. I had even dwelt on the reality prior to reading it that day.... Continue Reading →
Preacher on the Run... 