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Are hyper-thinkers forgivable? I sure hope so. Otherwise, it’s gonna be a long day (week, month, year, life…).
PS. Bill Clinton’s good works allow us to forgive him right? What if it was a school teacher, or a bus driver, or a nurse that did what he did? Then what?
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Forgiveness. How powerful is it? My human nature and abundant curiosity has me associate former President Clinton with the Monica Lewinsky sex scandal. For goodness sakes, the President and an intern. How is that remotely acceptable?
And yet, we have found the grace and mercy (or maybe we are just numb) to forgive the leader of the United States of America. It seems the good he did outweighed, and still outweighs, the bad. He’s a lucky man.
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Dear Son, I can resist everything except temptation.
Be careful. And don’t misinterpret this. The insight here is that I’m acutely aware of the enemy.
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Boomers, if our true desire is to rethink, reprioritize and recommit, we must never get bored with the basics. Simple. Key. Repeatable. Common sense.
And, it must become common practice. Period.
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Habits are what Boomers think and do, without thinking. Repetition is a habit’s energy source. Our choices are the fertilizer that determines if the habits become good or bad.
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