You Never Know Who Is Listening One of the most incredible truths of life is how frightened and fear-filled most people on this earth really are. They seem to be afraid of just about everything that is going on in … Continue reading
There is a fine line between success and failure,…and very few people ever learn what that line really is, what it looks like, and where to discover it. People who are seriously looking to become highly successful and fail to … Continue reading
February Video Blog
Will one of you please throw another log on the campfire. I want to share with you a grizzly tale of the hardships of winter travel in the early days of the settlement of the central mountain country of the … Continue reading
The Little Boy Who Cried Wolf Is Not A Fairy Tale. It Is A Very Real And True Story About Life. For the past fifteen years I have been reading to small children, grades K through 6, on the first … Continue reading
You’ve heard it said that experience is the best teacher. That is definitely a true statement,…but it can better be said that evaluated experience is the best teacher. It has been my personal evaluated experience that far too many candidates … Continue reading
When I was a small boy, somewhere in the neighborhood of the sixth or seventh grade in school, I received one of the most wanted Christmas presents I ever had…a complete chemistry set. It was big, it was beautiful, and … Continue reading
I want to share with you a most touching and sensitive topic of discussion that strikes at the heart of the causes of your personal relationships and friendships with other people. The circle of close friendships and relationships that surrounds … Continue reading
Do not follow where the path may lead–go instead where there is no path and leave a trail. “Your ears shall hear a word behind you, saying, ‘This is the way, walk in it.’ ” Isaiah 30 : 21 … Continue reading
When I was a youngster in grades one through four, within the public elementary school system, I was a very poor and uninterested reader. My attention level was very low and as a consequence, I did not retain very much … Continue reading
