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Entries Tagged as 'Motivation'

Coming up short, continuing on

March 1st, 2009 · No Comments

A man on the sidewalk asked me for a light. He had a fresh cigarette dangling in his mouth. I saw him from afar and considered crossing to the other side of the street because he seemed strange. When I looked him in the eyes, he looked like one of the happiest people I’d seen [...]

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Tags: Miscellaneous · Motivation · Short Stories

A Penny in the Sink – A short story by JC Brady

February 22nd, 2009 · 2 Comments

Here is a short story that is 1 page long and it’s about finding or creating abundance in your life. Download it here. You can distribute this story to as many people as you like and you can even add your own links to it. All I ask is that you keep the document in [...]

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Tags: Miscellaneous · Motivation · Short Stories

People in Need

February 7th, 2009 · No Comments

I went out to my car this morning and discovered that it had been broken into. My glove box was open and things were scattered about, papers on the seats and on the floor, it was a mess. Luckily, nothing in my car was broken. My car stereo was in tact, my ipod was still [...]

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Tags: Miscellaneous · Motivation

How to Rip a Phonebook in Half

January 30th, 2009 · 1 Comment

I just posted my first Youtube video, a commercial for this blog… sort of. Inspired by simple sayings like how do you eat an elephant? And A Journey of 1000 miles begins with… watch it and you’ll see.

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Tags: Humor · Miscellaneous · Motivation · Movies

The Tao Te Ching – Translated by Stephen Mitchell

January 23rd, 2009 · No Comments

I’ve been listening to Dr. Wayne Dyer a lot lately and this is one of the translations for the Tao Te Ching that he recommends. He also recommends to start reading a section a day and thinking throughout the day about each one of  the 81 sections. Each section of the Tao is short and [...]

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Tags: Miscellaneous · Motivation