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There is a danger in the avid pursuit of one’s dreams – selfishness, self-absorption, self-centeredness. The way to avoid this danger is to always stop to live each day and cherish each friend or family member. When we value each person for their dreams and hopes and struggles and pain, we deny selfishness a . . . → Read More: Live Each Day and Cherish Each Friend You cannot make progress toward your goals until you take the first step. The New Year brings to each of us the challenge to just BEGIN. No matter how large or how small your goals and plans, you will not achieve them until you BEGIN. Gather your support group, gather your resources, gather your . . . → Read More: You must BEGIN There are always so many things to do. There is work, kids, spouse, grandchildren, friends, housework, and yard work. In January there are winter challenges and tasks – shoveling snow, scraping ice, bringing in firewood, building fires and more. January is also when we start thinking about taxes and about planning for the . . . → Read More: In January there is so much to do. “Reach high, for stars lie hidden in your soul. Dream deep, for every dream precedes the goal.” – Pamela Vaull Starr Whether you call them dreams, goals, aspirations or something else, make them big; make them profound; make them worth your best effort. Let them draw you out of your past, away from your . . . → Read More: Pamela Vaull Starr on Dreams |
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