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Category Archives: Growth (Evidence of Life)
Looking for the Right Map
For several years I have been trying to talk myself into doing something I really, really want to do: learn to write computer programs. I have always wanted to write computer programs. For my Millennial friends, this will take some … Continue reading
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Tagged business, Codecademy, communications, computer, education, fear, linux, mac, microphone, mimeograph, office, program, resources, rotary, space, telephone, typewriter, Windows, write
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Build It!
If you have a business, you DID build that. Here’s why. Oh, and while I’m at it, I’ll also explain why you have something that you DID build even if you “work for someone else.” Two words. Excellence. Integrity. Nobody … Continue reading
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Tagged academic, build, business, commerce, excellence, integrity, internet, movement, process, quality, teacher
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A Greater Value
When is a loss more valuable than a win? I have spent this week with nine incredible young men, part of a much larger group of other incredible young men. I was supposed to be helping them have a good … Continue reading
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Tagged achievement, camp, Capture the Flag, character, Cub Scout, Day Camp, flag, gratitude, guard, integrity, loss, relationship, rules, safety, sportsmanship, staff, value, win
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They Had a Shot
It is a rare thing for me to have an opinion on a sports-related topic. This topic, however, is much less sports-related and much more values-related. I am referring to the dismissal of Brandon Davies from the BYU Cougars for … Continue reading
Tools to Win
My garden is a teacher. I have become convinced that all of life’s lessons can be learned or understood in a garden. (Okay, some are learned on a baseball field too.) Most recently, we have been harvesting corn. God blessed … Continue reading
Good Manners
It’s been a while since I put anything up here. I am so sorry. It was really bad manners to neglect my devoted readers. I live down here in the South, in the land of good manners. Children are taught at a … Continue reading
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Tagged address, adults, attire, brain, children, comfortable, communicate, dinner, formal, grammatically, Ma’am, manners, neglect, respect, Sir, social media
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