Saw this at a blood donation stall at the mall. The irony! Got me thinking about how we sometimes contradict ourselves in our excuses. In fact, those contradicting excuses are about convenience. They’re more about given in to resistance; not wanting to do what it takes to get what we say we want to get. …
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What My Blogs And Blogging Looked Like In 2013
In this post I did a general reflection on my blogging in 2013. It’s been a great year in terms of what I’ve managed to accomplish in and through blogging. At the time of writing this post, I’ve done two hundred and sixty-two blog posts on this blog alone. By the time 2013 closes that number should …
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Reflections On My Blogging In 2013
When it comes to blogging, 2013 has been my most productive year. I’ve blogged more than I ever have. I think I not only created more content but better quality content. I focused on shipping, that is, getting posts out. I tried to refine thoughts I had within shorter spaces of time. While it may …
Books I Read In 2013
Reading is one way of getting knowledge or wisdom without going through some of the things others have. I read as an important part of my personal growth. Whether blogs or books, I’m generally suspect of anyone, leaders in particular, that don’t read as part of their growth regimen. I thought I’d share some of …
Your Most Important Asset
Ingrid and I try to look and plan for the future as best as we can. I think everyone should. Planning for what could happen in the future does not completely eradicate risk. However, taking measures for unpleasant and unwanted possibilities can reduce their impact. I’m talking about life things that can happen. For instance, …