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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
A feeble spirit weakens our balance.
An unbreakable faith is the result of a lifetime of focus and discipline.
The wolf is always howling at our door.
Time, commitments, pressure, emergencies, tragedy, pleasure, distractions, excuses, regrets…the list is long.
We are warned life will not be easy, and we are reassured we will never have to walk alone.
Maybe this is too much personal responsibility to own.
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In order to succeed, your desire for success should be greater than your fear of failure. This is especially true with your emotional core. There are many voices touting the pros and cons of religion spirituality.
Unfollowed 13.1k people yesterday.
Insane. It took hours because you can unfollow only one at a time. That’s 13,1oo clicks. Plus massive scrolling, for hours.
Will likely lose many of them as followers.
It took six years to build this platform. Will it be destroyed in a week or two?
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(photo: Photo pulled from Google search. Old Disney Institute collateral piece. Circa 2004. Fun.)
Praying for creative, and, authentic wisdom.
Disney Institute FaceBook update yesterday:
“Looking to transform your company culture…upskill your leaders…or reimagine your customer experience? It CAN be done! Here’s how we can help (with a link to their website).”
This is Mid Life Celebration’s offering as well.
Kinda cool how alike Disney and MLC are.
Cut from the very same cloth.
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(photo: Spotted this truck walking through a parking lot yesterday.)
What is our answer if we are asked, “Is your spirit okay?”
Is it impossible to always have the same answer?
Always?
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(photo: Yesterday as the sun was rising… notice the small spot in the lower left? A close up is at the next blog)
Spiritual hunger.
This hunger is nearly invisible.
And yet it is often the most profoundly insidious of all hungers.
If there ever was something called spiritual obesity, it would look like unspeakable joy on the one who’s “spiritually overweight”.
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