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Book Review: 48 Days to the Work You Love

After hearing Dave Ramsey talk about how wonderful Dan Miller’s book 48 Days to the Work You Love is if you are going through a job change or career crisis, I knew I had to read it. Problem was, I’m cheap and busy. I had a lot of books on my “to read” list, and didn’t want to pay full price (price vs. value is another discussion for later this month!).

Providence smiled on me one day about three years ago at a local fire sale store…I found 48 Days for about $4. A perfectly good book recommended by a trusted adviser and outrageously cheap…I bought two! Continue reading

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Is Your Future Sabatoging Your Career?

Who is to blame for your failures? Are they a result of the decisions you’ve made? External forces beyond your control? Or could it be a future so afraid of your success destroying the universe that it comes back to stop you from succeeding?

Scientists are blaming their failures on the Large Hadron Collider project on the “future” according to an article in the New York Times by Dennis Overbye: Continue reading

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Financial Peace University Interview with Max Dempsey

Tonight I had the honor and privilege of speaking with my friend Max Dempsey about his journey through financial troubles. Max is the pastor of The Refuge, which meets at Camp Whispering Pines in Citronelle, AL.

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The First Day of School

Yesterday my son and daughter headed out for the first day of school. Remember that day? The excitement and the fear. The new school supplies (the sight and smell of unused crayons!).

Think you can reclaim that feeling? I think you can… Continue reading

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