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The daily grind. It either wears you down or polishes you up.
It’s You Tube Sunday, and here’s my 12-second clip from Joshua Tree National Park – “Why we get old”.
Listen carefully for the fundamental reason.
It’s totally within your control.
(scroll down for yesterday’s post or jump over to Mind blog)
The Jerk Who Changed The World.
Catchy.
People often ask me, “How do you do it all?”
The same way a single Mother of four children does.
The same way someone battling cancer does.
The same way a person with no limbs does.
The same way someone struggling with depression does.
The same way a Youth Minister builds a new Church.
I do it by doing.
There is no other way.
The secret though, is to have a reason “why”.
But you already knew that.
next blog
Seize the day.
Don’t seize the day.
You know, everyone has a tough life.
Television, movies and other media often trick us into thinking differently.
Get a grip on the day-to-day administrative chores you have, or life will bury you.
That’s what I tell myself every single day.
As soon as I feel I’m caught up, another pile of “to-do’s” arrives, almost laughing in my face.
Next blog
Do you love being motivated every day?
I do.
I know it annoys some people, which I in return, find annoying.
(next blog)
The challenge with resumes is two fold:
This was my point with the post about LinkedIn profiles the other day.
Of course, everyone looking for a job is going to say, “I’m very smart. I’m really bright. I’m so smart.”
I mean, seriously, what else are they going to say?
So if there’s a sea of silver and white (smart) fish, how do you become the rainbow (desirable) fish? The one that people go, “Did you see that fish?”
If I were you, I’d go change your profile right now. Or else you can just keep swimming, just keep swimming….because…
It’s tempting to think, “Who the heck does he think he is telling me I should change my LinkedIn Profile, or my Resume? My professional resume and LinkedIn profile are fine.”
To which I just smile and so, “Oh, okay, sorry, what was I thinking?”
(next blog)