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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
September 21.
Peace One Day.
This is the antithesis of September 11.
Think. Dream. Do. Starting right here.
Wasn’t it John Lennon? “You may say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one…”
Will you be giving it your all today at work, or will you resign yourself yo simply going through the motions? Hey, I know life is hard. You don’t have to remind me.
Sundays in August. Church. Rest. Counting blessings and giving thanks. Plus, jeff noel You Tube videos.
Here’s a short video from last year’s bucket list trip to Finland. As a child, I dreamt of representing the United States in the Olympic Games.
There were 5,300 Master’s athletes from 80 different countries.
This was my first day down at the Track & Field Stadium, and already there was a medal ceremony.
Humans are weak creatures.
This is why we need focus.
This is why we need discipline.
There are two types of people that read my five daily blogs:
That’s my story and I’m sticking to it.
Question is, will you?
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When was the last time you felt Divine providence? Anyone in the last 18 hours?
Eat fresh, right? Jared, the Subway sandwich guy lost a gazillion pounds eating fresh. The lunch time line was long.
Had iPad in hand, to do some work and remain productive.
After ten minutes in line, the tall man behind me says, “How do you like your iPad”.
Eric (the tall man), a former Youth Pastor, and now a Church founder, was visiting from Texas for some leadership training here in Orlando.
Listening to Eric’s story as we waited our turn to pay, it was astonishing to hear that he fasted for 40 days, and God led him to start a Church.
WOW!
Start a Church.
Make no small plans people.
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Recently received an email from an occasional reader. It’s a random comment like this that makes the journey’s effort so worthwhile. What keeps you motivated to keep pushing forward?
“Hey Jeff, We met a couple of years ago in the Orlando airport. You were admiring my little netbook computer and we had a nice chat. I just wanted to let you know that I read your blogs from time to time, when I have time, and I enjoy your insights. I love this bit about the 1 to 10 scale and your son’s answer. You’re a lucky man to receive that sort of love. And I think your son is lucky too. Keep touching lives.”
If you blog, or pray, or exercise, or raise a family, or try to help others, don’t give up.
When you least expect it, something or someone will feed your soul. It’s God’s way of reminding you that life is hard, but also virtuous.