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Ever wondered why that person you are struggling with (at home, at work, etc) acts the way they do?
Here's something a wise man once taught me . . . 👇🏼
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October walks in on golden feet, With crisp breath rising, calm and sweet. The trees bow low in robes of fire, whispering dreams that lift us higher. The air grows sharp, the nights grow long, Yet courage hums—a steady song…
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Look, I have no love for Michigan or Western Michigan but that is an absolute lie. It was 00:00 on the clock when the defender touched it out of the end zone. What a travesty for those players.
Construction worker:
“I do exactly what I’m told. I don’t know why they don’t appreciate me.”
Construction boss: 🤦🏼♂️
All biographies should be <300 pages.
Does the author just fall in love with the subject and can’t help himself/herself?
Things that tell you a lot about a man:
Do they put the shopping cart back?
Do they lift the seat when they pee?
Do they treat the Uber driver like a person?
See this?
I started this 1 year Bible reading plan almost 4 years ago and finished today.
And yes, that cut out looks like a dog chewed on it because she did.
Instead of being sad it took me almost 4 years to do it, I’ll be happy I did it.
Slow and steady wins the race
Something they never tell you when teaching a teenager to drive:
It is extremely annoying to go the speed limit on county roads (35 mph).
You don’t want to tell them to break the limit. But you also don’t want to suffer through an excruciatingly long drive.
If you are wondering what’s wrong the media, I just watched @CNN make a correlation (implying causation) around these 2 facts:
(1) Elon Musk’s endorsement of Trump where he spent $120M+
(2) Elon Musk’s net worth increase of $12B+ this morning
No mention of stock market rise of 1,300 pts on Dow lifting all boats
Despicable
“Anxiety and stress is God’s gracious invitation to come and spend time with Him.”
Dr. Richard Halverson, Former Chaplain of the US Senate
Listened to @Naval's perspective on happiness in a podcast, and it really resonated with me:
"Self-obsession is the root of all unhappiness.
The happiest people in life love something more than they love themselves.
They love their children, they love God, they love their mission, what have you.
And all misery comes from rumination, from sitting around...going in circles in your head about me, me, me, me.
I get interested in topics and concepts and ideas and understandings. And the more I focus that way, the less I think about myself."















