The strange thing is that you need boundaries in order to have freedom (Tweet this). In fact, you will trade one form of rules and regulations with another form that will be new to you. Hang in there for a minute with me. If you are part of more than 75% of working folks who… Read More What is the most overlooked part of freedom?
This can range from people who like to gossip with you to outright nasty people that complain way too much. Problem is that they seek you out and you can seemingly not escape them. You endure the conversation, but it drags you down with it and getting back to your normal way takes some time.… Read More Here is a quick way to get negative people out of your life
Normally an ellipsis (3 periods) is used in quotes leaving out not so interesting or impertinent portions of quotations and citations. When used properly this makes sense and can also be used letting the reader absorb what has been written and taking the thought from there – literally filling in the blanks. Perhaps it is the world… Read More 5 reasons not to use an ellipsis (…) at the end of a sentence
Jeff Goins’s brand new book “Wrecked” tells the tale of what it means to first go through hardship, just to emerge much stronger than ever because of it. His many trips to foreign, poverty stricken countries and gut wrenching visits to home- and helpless folks here in the States provide the back drop of his… Read More #Wrecked: First crash and burn, then rise from the ashes – strong spiritual awaking
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