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Gain personal momentum by taking steps - big and small - toward life and God.

Gaining Personal Momentum By Taking Small Steps

When challenged to find personal momentum, I often think about a scene from my favorite movie, Steve Martin’s “The Jerk.” It’s a humorous way of reminding us about the importance of taking steps forward rather than standing still. In the movie, Martin’s Navin Johnson...

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Trying to build a successful business with a Gospel focused mission? While on a family vacation, we visited a little restaurant in where the words of Jeremiah 29:4-7 were visibly on display.

Successful Businesses with Gospel Focused Values

I started this blog intent on seeing 1Glories grow into a successful business with a Gospel focused mission. That specific mission has evolved from being simple inspiration to that of help others are refining life. I fully expect it to continue evolving as God so...

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41 Will Come by Chuck E. Tate

A Review of 41 Will Come, Down But Never Out

In 41 Will Come, Check E. Tate presents a clear call to action: What are you going to do about the giant that's standing between you and your dreams? The giant that is keeping you from being the person God created you to be? This is a tough question. In fact, it's one...

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Letting Go is something we all must do if we desire to not enslave our present and future existence. You can be honoring of your past without being anchored to it.

When it’s Hard to Get Past Your Past

Letting go is never easy. This is true for many reasons - comfort with the familiar is one such reason. In this case, comfort holds us back. Of course, some things are easier to let go of than others. Yet, it's important to know and remember that we cannot...

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Humans have a survival instinct and desire for comfort zones. They have short-circuited our thinking and lead us to seek shortcuts instead of excellence.

How Survival Instinct & Comfort Zones Screwed Us Up

Human beings are wired with a survival instinct.  Some call it our reptilian brains and many are quick to reference Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs as evidence. There has been a lot of more recent neuroscience to further affirm this human need for survival at all costs....

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Wedding Anniversary - a Sign Says it All

It’s My Wife’s Fifteenth Wedding Anniversary

It's our wedding anniversary. Fifteen years ago today, I got into my Chevy Blazer and looked at the beautiful young lady that was seated in the passenger seat and said, “You’re my wife.” I think she responded with a simple, “Yep” but I really don’t remember. I was too...

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Success is not something we should fear

You Might Fear Success – Here’s Why & What You Can Do About It

The fear of success keeps many people from dreaming big. I know it sounds crazy, but it’s true and I know because I have lived through it. And if I am honest with myself and others, I struggle with it today. I’m really serious about this and I suspect most readers...

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I’ve been called a dreamer both as an insult and as a compliment. That's okay. Dreamers are the people who accomplish big things because they are pusing ambitions that are in aligment with God and they are not afraid to success or fail.

Being a Dreamer Really is a Foolish Quest

I’ve been called a dreamer both as an insult and as a compliment. Regardless of the intent, I take being called a dreamer as confirmation that my life and actions are on a path that will lead to amazing outcomes. Oh, that’s good. I'd love for you to tweet that!...

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