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As I continue to read John Maxwell’s book, Put Your Dream to the Test, I’m reminded of a quote I read several years ago. Here is today’s Thought for the Day.
I believe every one of us has a unique calling. It’s certainly not something reserved for a chosen few who end up as pastors, priests, [...]

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My Twitter Follows

Twitter (or “tweeting”) is still fairly new to me.  However in just a few short months, I have compiled a pretty good list of individuals that I follow daily.  Most are leaders within their company.  Others are friends, organizations, or interesting people to follow.
If you can suggest other leaders or interesting people I could follow, [...]

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Today’s guest post is a recent posting from Seth Godin’s blog. Enjoy!
What you say, what you do and who you are

by Seth Godin

We no longer care what you say.
We care a great deal about what you do.
If you charge for hand raking but use a leaf blower when the client isn’t home
If you sneak into [...]

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Today’s photos are of the War Dog Memorial on the UT Knoxville campus.

A noble Doberman pinscher represents hundreds of heroic war dogs that served in the United States Marine Corps during World War II. Although most were Doberman pinschers, German shepherds, Labrador retrievers and occasionally, a collie served during the war as sentries, messengers, [...]

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Here is today’s thought for the day. I’m not certain where I heard this, but am almost sure it came from Dave Ramsey.

Diligence is discipline with excellence over an extended period of time.

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The following is an excerpt from Friday’s Baptist Press article, “Capitalism’s biblical principles” by Kelly Boggs.
I ran across an anonymous reworking of the 23rd Psalm that sums up the problems inherent in socialism:
“The government is my shepherd:
“I need not work.
“It alloweth me to lie down on a good job;
“It leadeth me beside [...]

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The Purpose of Passion
by Mark Sanborn
Passion by itself is of little value (like having a gallon of gas without an engine to put it in), but used as fuel for one’s work, it has many benefits.
Passion…

Invigorates. Your alarm clock becomes your achievement clock. You’ll be waking up ready to get to the important work you [...]

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While cleaning out my e-mail inbox, I came across this story from a newsletter I received several years ago. When reading this, think about where in your life the temptation of “security” has led you to a potential trap?
Why Eagles Fly and Chickens Flutter
Dan Miller
Once upon a time in the long, long ago the Eagle [...]

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Yesterday I received my review copy of John Maxwell’s book, Put Your Dream to the Test.  Just in reading the introduction today, I came across this statement that really made me stop and think. So, here is today’s thought for the day.
“A dream is an inspiring picture of the future that energizes your mind, will, [...]

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