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“Do our non-verbals govern the way we feel about ourselves?” -Amy Cuddy Communication is important! But, how often do we focus on the things we say or the words in the Hallmark cards we painstakingly sift through in the aisle at the grocery store
It’s not even a day after one of the most disappointing and upsetting games I’ve ever watched– if you can call it a game– and I have to confess I’m not over it. It seems so petty to have cared so much, and yet if I’m
January is over, and I cannot believe how quickly the new year has lost its novelty. I am writing this blog post from the gym. Yes, I am the guy who lounges beside the pool– iPad in hand– while my wife and the rest
So, it’s January 27th and I’m just curious: how’s that New Year’s Resolution (or Resolutions) going for ya? If you’re like me, maybe you’ve come to the point in life where you just don’t make them anymore. You say stuff like, “Pffff. New Year’s
“Be still, and know that I am God.” – Psalm 46:10 “Above all else, guard your heart, for everything you do flows from it.” – Proverbs 4:23 They say a picture is worth a thousand words and if you are lucky enough to have
I love books! If you asked any of my friends or family about my love of books, they would definitely say that books are one of my favorite things. Since we’ve just come off of the holiday that focuses on thankfulness, I want to
‘Tis the season for “#noshaveNovember” and social media “#30daysofthankfulness,” and while I haven’t participated in either – one for obvious reasons, and the other because I don’t have that much time on my hands, there is something to be said about being intentional about
I love Christmas. I mean, I loooooove Christmas. To me it truly is the most wonderful time of the year. I’m sure you have your own list, but I love the carols, the cookies, the rum in my eggnog. I love getting together with
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