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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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Tag Archives: Mistake
55%
Earlier this month, I saw an ABC Evening News report that stated 55% of Americans say the Iraq war wasn’t worth it. Hindsight is 20/20. Tough choices surround us. And sometimes suffocate us. A leader, right or wrong, must make … Continue reading
Posted in How Can You Tell?, Unanswered Questions?
Tagged American Opinion, Gallop Polls, Iraq War, Mistake, The Blog Whisperer
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Missed The Mark?
Dude, they totally missed the mark on this one. Seriously. I wouldn’t lie to you. And you hate to call somebody out when they’ve made a mistake, but this time, I just had to. See? What did I tell you? … Continue reading
Some mistakes are easier to make
Mistakes! We all make them. We all are “victims” of them. We can never escape that reality that we’ll continue to make more. Maybe all we can hope for is two simple things. 1. To try to make fewer mistakes … Continue reading