I personally have had to ride over some very rough roads throughout all of my life. It has just been the path that I have followed. Maybe it was because I was hard-headed or simply less than intelligent that I continued to travel the bumpy roads, but nonetheless I just seemed to take longer than … Continue reading
Have you ever been asked to participate in a sing along gathering, or a small group, or a hastily put together Christmas caroling choir? If so what was your response? Did you accept the invitation and sing,…. or did you, like the vast majority,…make some poor limp-legged excuse…like “I can’t really sing”…and turn down the … Continue reading
The most important of all the equal and off-setting “things” is positive and negative. In order to succeed you must learn to keep first things first. This simple understanding of the importance of always being positive is definitely the first thing as concerns working with other people and achieving total success in your life and … Continue reading
There is already plenty of information on this subject floating around. I am providing it to you in hopes that it just might give you sufficient knowledge to help save your marriage or at least cause you to stop before your plans become reality and think one more long and hard time concerning the decision … Continue reading
History records and testifies to the fact that the men and women who become the Greatest Leaders of the world were at first the Greatest and Best Followers. It is from first being a good and obedient follower that a person can and will learn what to do and how best to do it once … Continue reading
Most of us, the vast majority, in reality, no matter who we are or what we have done, or what we think we have accomplished, are what is commonly referred to a Positional Leaders. That is to say that we have earned, been promoted to, or even assigned a leadership role by some type of … Continue reading
“An Ample Journal….Must Avoid Much Intelligence.” Until astronauts first walked on the Moon, in 1969, Americas most spectacular odyssey was the two-year Lewis and Clark expedition into the unexplored American northwest. With a secret Congressional grant of $2,500, the soldier, Meriwether Lewis (1774—1809), who had been President Thomas Jefferson’s private secretary for two years (he … Continue reading
Do you remember your reaction, as a little child, when you were doing,… or had done something,…that you full well knew was really wrong? What did you do when you heard your parents coming to check on you, or call out your name to come to them? You knew you were wrong…you knew that most … Continue reading
Most people seem to be baffled that whenever a great benefit is made available to a person who really needs it, the needy individual rejects what is being offered. It makes no sense that a solution to their problem is declined. Just remember that people are incredibly fickle and vain. You do not make their … Continue reading
Noah Webster’s Original Definition, 1828 Dictionary: Despotism, n. [Sp. despotismo; Fr. despotisme.] Absolute power; authority unlimited and uncontrolled by men, constitution, or laws and depending alone on the will of the prince; as the despotism of a Turkish sultan. 2. An arbitrary government, as that of Turkey and Persia. To Read Full Article, … Continue reading
