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Being inspired is an inside job.
Every great CEO knows this.
Our home’s organization impacts everything else in our life.
Removing ‘skeletons in our closet‘ is the path to peace and contentment.
Next Blog
To find a way to get us to think so differently about common sense that we’ll feel like our life moving forward will never again be the same.
Interesting business proposition.
Then’s there’s a simple blogging proposition: To help others think, smile, and feel grateful.
Tomorrow, what common sense tells us about this.
(and this post is an example of what the blogging experts tell us to avoid)
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Never get bored with the basics.
Common sense is the secret.
The reason people don’t embrace common sense, and don’t practice common sense is simple.
If it’s too simple, it can’t work.
This is why you hear me say the same thing on these five blogs.
Over and over and over and…..
Simple is elusive.
Focus is elusive.
Determination is elusive.
Humility is elusive.
Unless your life purpose is clear.
Reading yesterday’s post had me question my humility. You read it and you saw “I did”.
The thing you should understand (in case you don’t) is that there are many people who can tell you what should be done and why, but they themselves can not – not nearly to the extent they preach.
It seemed to me, there was an opportunity for a common man (perhaps a Father) to step up and try it differently.
jeff noel @ Top Of Google Search. Well, yesterday anyway. Who knows what today will bring. Usually, jeff noel.com is in Google’s top four on Google’s front page.
Not bad for someone doing this as recently as I have. What’s the secret?
Making common sense, common practice. You’ll hear this over and over again. Why? Because, very simply, it’s what I believe. Period.
Common sense earned it’s nickname long ago. Why? Because, well, because, if I have to explain it, it’s not going to make any (common) sense.