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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
The temptation to make exceptions. How often does it happen? Daily, weekly, monthly, never? Or maybe all the time?
There is an exception to every rule, or so it is said.
Maybe we become the exception when we no longer are willing to make (hypocritical) exceptions.
(repeating photo caption: Incremental progress adds up over time. So does incremental decline.)
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Are we victims of the rules we live by?
What if the rules we follow we hand-pick from a good list, and we intentionally leave the difficult rules off our personalized list.
Will this eventually catch up with us and choke our integrity?
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Before we start sizing up others, perhaps it’s best to take what we see in others and ask ourselves, “Is what is so obviously missing from their lives as easy for them to spot in mine?”
Cool, you’re 3 for 3, in just over one minute. Most of us are headed to work soon. The next post reveals a blinding flash of the obvious about where to do our best work.
Been classically trained on a world class stage, with incomparable volume, to observe more than just the surface happenings. So when I hear critics promoting inaccuracies and inconsistencies, I often feel like maybe they can’t see the forest for the trees.
My reality check is always the mirror. Ain’t in no position to judge another. None. Got so many rough edges to polish, it’ll take a lifetime.
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How often do you catch yourself being a hypocrite?
Probably rarely happens.
How often do others catch you?
Probably all the time.
My theory is this, if you don’t spend a lot of time with self-reflection, you are probably sending the wrong message.
A hard pill to swallow, but go ahead and try to tell me this is a lie.
What’s on the line, every minute of every day is simply this: You may be the only Jesus people see.
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