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When Pride Gets in the Way
This morning I was moved to read and reflect on this scripture in the Bible: First pride, then the crash— the bigger the ego, the harder the fall. –Proverbs 16:18 MSG I then began to write the reflection below followed by a prayer, that you can read in its entirety by visiting my Breaking Bread…
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Honoring My Dad This Father’s Day and Beyond
Today I sit in my home office. It’s Father’s Day. I won’t lie, I’m glad that I’m taking the summer off from using social media. Then I don’t have to see all of the posts and pictures that remind me of today and the upcoming holidays and celebrations. My morning started with the reality of…
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Read This. Please.
Would you do something for me? Well, it’s not actually for me. Would you pause for the next few moments and look around you, very slowly and intentionally; paying close attention to every detail. What do you see, hear, smell, and feel? Take it all in. Don’t rush it. Now please do something else… I…
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This Week I Think of and Celebrate Brandon
March 20, 2018 would have been Brandon’s 36th birthday. I can never forget my friend’s birthday. My iPhone calendar reminds me one week before and also on the day of. Also, his birthday is the day before my paternal grandmother’s. This week I’ve spent each day reflecting over my memories of Brandon Clarke, aka “B…
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Thought of The Day: Practice Leads to Success
“Success is nothing more than a few simple disciplines, practiced every day” ~Jim Rohn We all have good and bad habits. I’ve shared with you about my procrastination issue that I’m working to minimize. But I also have some good habits that have been beneficial in my career as an entrepreneur and college professor. I…
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In Honor of David Mitchell, His Family, and Yours
By Natasha Foreman Bryant I shared these exact words in my Breaking Bread blog a few moments ago, but I know that not everyone who reads this blog also follows my Breaking Bread blog. So I share these with all of you…. Last night my dear friend, Carman, called me and painfully muttered the words that I…
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About Steve
After reading this brief bio, testimonial, story about Steve, please stop for a moment and consider the “what ifs” of Steve’s life had he accomplished his initial goal. Then consider your own life and what blessings that you are blocking, what you aren’t fully expressing, and what mission you aren’t accomplishing or even attempting. Now…
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Rainbows After Storms
By Natasha L. Foreman Two days ago the southern region of the U.S. was tossed, turned, and in some places flattened by tornadoes that destroyed property, took innocent lives, disturbed the livelihood of thousands, and caused sleepless nights for so many. As people try to breathe and take in how to rebuild from this catastrophe…
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