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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
What is our major responsibility each day?
To model to our child, children, nieces and nephews how to live gracefully in a world that attacks us from every side.
Life is hard.
Our major responsibility is to show how it’s possible to thrive in spite of this harsh reality.
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(photo: Honey bee hives near Mid Life Celebration HQ)
Is there an echo in here?
Not running from something. Running to something.
Been running very, very intentionally and with great focus and discipline for six solid years.
Every dang day.
The beauty in this is that the emotional side of this decision is grand and noble and it was made from the best of places with the best of intentions.
This is not the typical.
And to be crystal clear, not typical is par for the course. Not for everyone, only for a few.
Do what you say you’re gonna do.
And don’t tell anyone until it’s done.
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Today’s spiritual thought continues with a career thought for the day at the Next Blog
(photo: iPhone 6 still in the box… Apple helps fuel the American Dream of owning a business)
Midlife change is in the air for Orlando Based Inspirational Speakers.
There’s a new one for hire.
He’s working for only one person.
Yes, hidden meaning attempted.
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(photo: Taken last night in the PREP office at Holy Family Catholic Church School)
Julie, the PREP teacher is a stay-at-home Mom. She volunteers her time to teach 7th and 8th graders about Jesus.
This is what Mid Life Celebration means when it challenges people to:
Do something great
The deadline for this challenge is death.
Seems like a long, long way away.
We can’t really believe that can we?
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Every morning jeff writes five different, short, and pithy posts about the challenging and wonderful balance between:
mind • body • spirit • work • home
All five websites are seamlessly connected by a convenient and easy to click link to go to the next topic.
Try it below if you never done it, or if it’s been awhile.
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(photo: Spring Grove Middle School – converted from a High School… the creative solution to explosive growth)
He related his story saying he told his son, “We can be friends when you’re 30. For now I’m your dad and will need to make some tough calls to steer you in the right direction.”
Couldn’t help but think of the traditional definition of ‘friend’.
Doesn’t a true friend make tough calls?
Isn’t a true friend’s privilege to be there for someone no matter what?
Can a parent be both?
Most will say absolutely not.
For this reason alone it is intriguing to wonder why is it impossible.
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