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A Diamond Legacy

Whether you are a diamond in the rough, a polished diamond or king of the baseball diamond, you can leave a diamond legacy. Anyone who has the desire to be sophisticated, well-rounded and complete must surely want to be their best. You can accomplish this a number of ways. But here are four that complete [...]

The 25 Most Important Keys to Leadership

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I know there have been a thousand articles and books about leadership. Each of them are good and yet it seems each leaves something to be desired. There are so many things that make up a good leader that we often overlook many of the KEY traits that make up one. I have seen leaders [...]

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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Droopy Drawers and Swimming Pools

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I had trouble seeing these pictures today of Jacob and John. They reminded me of how simple our lives were when we were children. We could do ANYTHING! We had motorcycles (bikes with playing cards), we blew bubbles, we caught lightning bugs, we were superheroes (with capes), we ran until we couldn’t run anymore (and [...]