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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
First, being organized doesn’t make life easy. It makes life easier. The relative degree we develop processes and systems for our life will be the relative smoothness of our lifelong path.
Imagine the birds without the drafting ability of the “V” formation. They could still migrate, but the toll of flying inefficiently, well, you get the picture.
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Dear Son, the goal is to spend less than we earn. You will find few people in today’s world with the desire to do this. So much pressure, from every possible angle, tells us more is better. Buy now, pay later. Keep up with the Jones.
What no one teaches us is there’s a long list of unexpected expenses that will continuously confront us. Lack of preparation digs us deeper and prolongs the deficit cycle. Be very careful. Please.
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Spirituality is a hard thing to measure in others. It is, however, relatively easy to conduct a self-assessment. But unless we share the results, no one but us knows. Risky.
Because the essence of Faith is believing in the unseen, our own spiritual assessment may be skewed. Next time you’re faced with a crisis, monitor your reaction. This is a good gauge of your emotional/spiritual condition.
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We don’t need to become Olympic athletes, or even remotely close. Nor do we need to become priests. But what we must do, to me, is have as much commitment to our physical condition as we devote to our spiritual condition.
Unlike mental attitude, physical condition can not be masked with a smile.
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Not a trick question. The obvious answer is, yes. This is the easiest of life’s (5) big choices to fake – a smile on the outside says all is well on the inside. A smile can hide a lot.
What can’t be faked though, is enthusiasm.
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