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Hi, I'm jeff noel from Orlando, Florida. Every morning before my wife and son (11) wake up, I crank out five differently-themed blogs about life's big choices. Each post is short & pithy. Short because people are busy. Pithy because people need the truth. Been doing this for three years straight without missing a day. Crazy? Sure. But here's the thing - it's changed my life in unimaginable ways. Crazier still, I believe reading my blogs may do the same for you.Luckiest Dad In The World
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Can We Be Thankful For Crazy Busy Schedules That Leave Us Feeling Stressed?
Maybe we need the hectic pace and the blur of activity to allow us the blessing of slowing down for an evening walk and noticing a roadside diamond. Next Blog
Thankful For The Rare Things, Like Island Time, Which Isn’t Even A Thing
Cabin fever and island fever are the same thing. The tension coming from being confined, with limited access to the outside world. The paradox? Visiting an island and having limited access to the outside world. A 25-year Florida summer tradition. … Continue reading
Thankful For The Little Things, Like Beach Access
Life’s a beach. Having access to it is about as good as it gets. Next Blog
Does Every Cloud Have A Silver Lining?
Much of what we can (and should) be thankful for is the paradox of our troubles. Next Blog
Some Graffiti Is Beautiful In It’s Message, While Still Remaining A Destruction Of Someone Else’s Property
While revisiting University of Iowa last month, I wanted to see if the message was still there. It was. Am thankful for having owned a lot of stuff, because it provided the opportunity to see the truth. Next Blog The original … Continue reading