[featured-image link=”null” link_single=”inherit” single_newwindow=”false”]123rf.com[/featured-image] I’ll bet there’s something in your life you deeply want to do but you’re afraid you can’t. Or afraid you’ll fail. Or you don’t know where you’ll find the time. Or you’re afraid people will laugh at you. And they may. Or you’re afraid you’re just dreaming and being stupid. OrContinue reading “The One Thing You Need To Do To Succeed”
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For a man, not working is not okay
“Girls, come downstairs! Mom and I need to talk to you.” Our three teenage daughters bounded down the stairs and took seats in the family room two summers ago. Christy and I launched into our carefully planned lecture. “Don’t get involved, girls, with men who won’t work. There is something deeply wrong with a manContinue reading “For a man, not working is not okay”
Achieving Work-Family Balance, prt. 2
In my last post I dealt with the fact that achieving work-family balance is a problem for both men and women. Today I want to deal with specifically how to achieve this balance. Men and women both begin achieving work-family balance by listening to their spouses. If you married a person of good will, your spouseContinue reading “Achieving Work-Family Balance, prt. 2”
Achieving Work-Family Balance, prt. 1
It is hard to achieve work/family balance Around 1996 I was flying out the door, in a hurry to get to work, as usual. Work was my great passion, perhaps my greatest passion. I had been a record store clerk for years before I became a pastor, and a groundskeeper before that. It feltContinue reading “Achieving Work-Family Balance, prt. 1”
The 15 best things about being a grown-up
Recently a friend of mine posted on Facebook about missing that feeling we had when we were kids of flying every time we would run or jump. I hadn’t thought about that for a long time, and I realized I miss that too. But then it quickly occurred to me that I would never tradeContinue reading “The 15 best things about being a grown-up”
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