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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
Trust, confidence, desire
As physical pain is a warning to our body, discontent is a warning to our attitude.
Either way, a sign is presented that some action is required.
We see this as a gift or a problem.
Waiting and doing nothing feed fear.
Fear’s byproduct is discontent.
And discontent is poison.
But action feeds progress, which rids the poison and negates discontent.
Here’s the reward for action:
Progress’s byproduct feeds hope.
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Sage advice passed down from generation to generation:
We can be angry for what we don’t have or be thankful for what we do have.
Is this the one simple idea that determines our lifetime attitude, positive or negative?
Nick Vujicic, above, was born without any limbs.
He’s my go-to person when i need a tough reminder that my excuses are invalid.
One hundred days ago we had a chance meeting at Axum’s Coffee in Winter Garden, Florida.
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Why are most dreams doomed to obscurity?
Today is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day 2015.
The non-violent suffering that the civil rights movement endured is beyond comprehension.
What type of attitude is required to tell yourself it’ll all be worth it?
What type of attitude is required to convince others it’ll be worth it – first the followers, and then the world.
Who has a dream?
Hopefully it’s still you.
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What kind of attitude do we need to have to get our proverbial sh!t together?
Good morning January 8, 2015.
Yesterday’s news of the terrorist attack killing 12 innocent people in Paris felt a different kind of sad.
A “what’s it gonna take for the world to get their $hit together against terrorism?”
Watching American Idol’s 2015 season premier last night, it’s easy to see what’s needed.
A very unique and different approach to the same old song.
An artist.
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Life is hard. No one is immune.
After five mornings without Cooper, still unable to tell if it’s denial or strength.
Leaving Sanibel Island in a couple hours to return home.
Stopping by the Emergency Vet place to pick up his ashes.
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