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Barriers to Success – Lack of Definition (BTS Part 12)

Some barriers are used for protection. Safety glasses protect you from flying debris, whatever you are doing. They help keep a vital organ protected. They are a barrier. Removal of this barrier at an improper moment can mean the loss of sight. Proper vision in your life is just as important. However, there is a [...]

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The Charlie Brown Philosophy

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Take This Test This is very thoughtful . Scroll thru this slowly and read it carefully to receive and enjoy full effect. See if it is as much “THE TRUTH” for you as it was for Charles Schultz. The following is the philosophy of Charles Schultz, the creator of the “Peanuts” comic strip. Don’t actually [...]

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Barriers to Success – How to Define Success – (BTS Part 6)

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What if there were a barrier you couldn’t see at all? Would that barrier scare you? Watch this short video: A jet screams through the sound barrier. How do you even “REALLY” define barriers you cannot see? How can something you cannot see affect you? The barriers we deal with on a daily basis can [...]

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Barriers to Success – Is There Chaos in Your Life? – (BTS Part 5)

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During the cold war a reminder of the separation of Germany was the Berlin Wall. This barrier existed during one of the most notorious periods of Chaos in the life of Germany. It was a constant reminder of the unwanted presence of a difference country who invaded the country, lives and culture of an entire [...]

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Barriers to Success – Motivation – (BTS Part 4)

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An iceberg is a devious barrier with the most damaging parts of it underneath the water sometimes impervious to sight. The Titanic was suppose to be the “unsinkable” ship. An iceberg took it out easily and many people perished as a result of this unseen or unperceived barrier There are some barriers in our lives [...]

Goooooaaaaaaal!

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We hear the announcers voice each time a goal is scored in soccer. The excitement of scoring a goal is real, tangible and measurable. We should have the same excitement as we “score” (reach) our goals in life. There are seven areas in which we can define and measure. One thing that will help you [...]

Barriers to Success – Lack of Commitment – (BTS Part 3)

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There is an old joke that as far as breakfast goes the pig is committed and the chicken is just involved. Are you just involved in life or are you committed? During the Chinese crackdown on democracy at Tianemen Square there were many demonstrations about commitment. However, none seemed to capture the world so much [...]

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Barriers to Success – Personal Philosophy – Desire (BTS Part 2)

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Holding back a tremendous force can be a daunting task. In 1931 construction began on the Hoover Dam. This barrier holds back the Colorado River and all of its force. When it was completed in 1935 it was the largest concrete structure in the entire world. It holds back 28,537,000 acre feet of water at [...]

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He's Just Too Good!

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I read an article today on Fox News (I read both Fox and CNN so I can get both sides) that floored me. A little boy (Jericho Scott) was disqualified from a Connecticut baseball league because he was too good. Are you kidding me? It seems his pitching is a little too accurate and fast. [...]

Park -n- Ride with Jacob

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No, I didn’t get on a plane. But with John, Jacob and Linda coming home from Florida, the airport and the “big” plane ride was on Jacob’s mind. So, we spent today creating two totally different designs on a Park -n- Ride and the logistics for the buses to pick up the people. Both Dad [...]

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