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Category Archives: Observations
Ya Gotta Love It
It’s been a while. I’ve always heard that blogging takes commitment (it does) and discipline (yup) and a lot of motivation. The latter, I have been lacking in the past few weeks. As I wait for my mentees to arrive … Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, blogging, brain chemistry, commitment, connected, discipline, Internet, interpersonal relationships, job, motivation, society, what you know, who you know
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You Gotta Believe…
“You gotta believe…” Think about it. We’re in one of the worst economic “situations” since the Depression, and everyone is being tested in some manner. Everywhere you turn, we hear what others think is going to happen – how long it’s … Continue reading
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Tagged 100% responsible, aviation, believe, economic, gas prices, Internet, jobs, media pundits, politicians, talk radio hosts, talking heads, TV, Wright brothers
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Some People Just Don’t Get It
It never ceases to amaze me how few real answers we get from people in power – specifically politicians. Really, isn’t government us to begin with? Shouldn’t we be mindful of how we can help each other? The recent slip-o-the-lip … Continue reading
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Tagged American, answers, government, humanity, jobs, political, politicians, recovery
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