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Connecting With People

As I type this entry, I sit in East Lansing, Michigan.  Snow is covering the ground and cold is filling the air.  I am not a fan of the cold, but I'm actually enjoying it - I do "sock-hats" well, right?  I'm in the Cappuccino Cafe sipping on a brilliantly made cup of Joe . . . man life is great.

Last night I had the privilege of speaking to a group of people about THIRTYONEANOTHERS.  My friend, Rich, pastors an inspiring group of people up here and he invited me to come up and introduce the principle of my book.  As I spoke of love ( the central concept of the book ), I was reminded of the mysterious beauty that is found in meeting new people, connecting with them, and engaging them as they engage me.

I left them with the challenge of "loving with no regret."  I'll close this short post and leave you with the same challenge, live your life every single day with no regret . . . live with no regret, speak with no regret, and love with no regret.  I think you'll be amazed at the number of people you'll influence.

Connecting with people, loving with no regret.  Wow, what a lofty, yet attainable goal.

How To Have A Good Day

Cartoon character "Dilbert" once gave priceless wisdom to all in reference to having a good day.  He said, "Eat one live toad the first thing in the morning, and chances are, nothing worse will happen to you the rest of the day."

How great is that?!  Want to know your day will almost certainly wax better?  Eat a frog for breakfast.

 

- Have A Good Day!

The February Nugget

The February edition of The Monthly Nugget is now up on the site.  Visit www.TheMonthlyNugget.com to check it out.

I'll write a new blog post this week.

Noise and Music

This year I want to do something that I’ve ever been able to do.

We all have the resolution bug, right? This time of the year is just filled with people making new lists of do’s and don’ts, cans and can’ts, and wills and will nots. I suppose that I’m no different. I’ve had my contemplative moments over the last few weeks where I’ve pondered upon my actions and inactions of 2007 and wondered how I could transform them into efficient productivity in 2008. And what I’ve (personally) come up with is a statement more than a list; a mindset more than a list of resolutions. Perhaps its a lofty intention, yet it’s completely a reachable reality.

In 2008, I vow to learn to distinguish between the noise and the music...

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