To the one who is struggling this New Year’s Eve …
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How do you grow as a leader?
I recently emailed a few leaders that I respect and have learned from over the years.
Continue reading “How do you grow as a leader?”Woodworking and life are a lot alike.
I recently took an interest in woodworking, so I thought I’d share a few thoughts of how I’ve found that woodworking and life are similar.
Measure twice, cut once.
My Uncle Rick used to say and do this all the time when he, my dad and I were working on projects together. Before you make a decision, think about it. Before you make a big, huge cut remember you can always cut off a little bit more, but you can’t add it back once it’s cut. Think before you cut. Think before you speak. Think it through before you do something you might regret later. Years ago I learned the following: Before you make a decision, H.A.L.T. Then ask yourself, am I Hungry? Am I Angry? Am I Lonely? Am I Tired? If you are, then maybe it is best to wait until tomorrow to make the decision that you are about to make. And heaven forbid, definitely don’t make decisions when you’re hangry (hungry and angry). Not a good combination.
Encouragement + Prayers For The New School Year
We have come together to offer prayers and words of encouragement for our students, teachers, administrators and families for the 2017-2018 school year. Please know that we love you are praying for you.
We hope that each of you you have a blessed school year!
Expand Week 2: Top Posts I Read & Listened To The Week of August 7
Each week, I will share articles and stories that I’ve found interesting, challenging or encouraging from the previous week.
I believe, in order to grow we have to keep learning. Therefore, I set five goals at the beginning of 2017, two of them were to read daily and invest in self and others.
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Bible reading plans.
Do you read your Bible on a regular basis?
If you are like me, then you have probably attempted to read through your Bible in the past, only to stop because you got too busy or found the way you were trying to read it was just too difficult.