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Tag Archives: purpose
Anomaly vs. Pattern
This was motivating to me today! I wanted to capture it for myself and encourage you. Other related articles 4 words to set better goals 5 Things That will Shape Your Destiny The 7 Habits of Highly Ineffective People … Continue reading
Posted in Character Development, Lead Courageously, Live Well
Tagged Character, developing habits, future, goals, lifestyles, personal growth, purpose, success
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Global Leadership Summit 2014 Highlights – Day Two
Learning continuously is important for effective leadership in any arena–church, business, non-profits, family, etc. My wife [her blog on learning and leadership] and I have the privilege the past two days to attend the Willow Creek Global Leadership Summit live … Continue reading
Posted in Lead Courageously, Learn Continuously, Leave a Legacy, Live Well, Love Deeply
Tagged Character, leadership, learning, organizational leadership, purpose
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how do you want to be remembered?
Originally posted on maturitas cafe:
How do I want to be remembered when I die? Not something I think about very often… or want to. However, attending a memorial service this past weekend caused me to think about things that I am…
Posted in Family, Leave a Legacy, Spiritual Health
Tagged Bob Morgan, Character, death, destiny, faith, Janesville, Janesville Parker High School, Marine Corps, memorial, purpose
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What needs your energy this next month?
The Olympic athletes have planned and trained for years to compete in London 2012. The winners receive a medal; those who don’t earn gold, silver or bronze still make memories and life-long friends. Isn’t it just as important to win … Continue reading
Posted in Lead Courageously, Live Well
Tagged balance, core strength, destiny, developing habits, future, goals, lifestyles, London 2012, Olympics, Priorities, purpose, strength
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5 Helpful Ideas for Running to Win
Woody Allen quipped, “80% of success is just showing up.” Unfortunately, many leaders are showing up exhausted and tired of being extremely busy, without a clear sense of values and mission to hold it all together. There is always more … Continue reading
Posted in Live Well
Tagged Bible, Character, future, life mission, personal growth, personal mission, purpose, running to win, sharpening the ax, success
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