Spread the loveThere are certain things that will always slow you down and prevent you from making fast progress. Most people tolerate a certain level of mediocrity in their lives — negative-minded friends, excessive social...
Spread the loveAt one point in time or the other, we encounter failure in life. It might be in school, in business or in our career. Our disposition at such a moment really matters as...
Spread the loveAll that you do includes risk. The main questions are what and how much. Poor decisions lead you into disappointment, and great decisions remove you from disappointment. “Achievement and disappointment both leave an...
Spread the loveI recall the first time I made a speech in front of a large audience, while I was still in high school. My legs were shaking and my heart pounded. And my brain...
Spread the love “We are here to chuckle at the odds and live our lives so well that Death will tremble to take us.” It’s a line just Charles Bukowski could have composed. To a...
Spread the loveThis article began here. We continue to reflect on the ways we can face our discouragements. 1. Focus around our activities and giving the best to our work. If our sole inspiration for...
Spread the loveOne day three young frogs were out of their pond, exploring their environment. They came to the dairy. There was a bucket before them. Eager to know what’s in the bucket, two of...
Spread the loveFake news is anything but another marvel. From the earliest times, individuals have played free with the truth so as to get what they need. Trust as well, has fluctuated throughout the centuries....
Spread the love A wealthy man entreated an old Monk to dissuade his son from his bad habits. The Monk took the youth for a walk through a garden. Stopping suddenly he asked the boy...
Spread the loveDuring the 1960s, an unpredictable and disputable teacher anticipated the ascent of the web. Marshall McLuhan burned through the majority of his working life at the University of Toronto, where he was principally...
So Christ was sacrificed once to take away the sins of many; and he will appear a second time, not to bear sin, but to bring salvation to those who are waiting for him.
