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2011 November 30 Yes you are right it’s an idea I had in the shower! I realized that I read and hear things frequently that make me think. Sometimes I tweet them, sometimes I highlight them, sometimes I make a note of them, and sometimes I either forget them or forget where I made the note! Then I remembered a comment made by Mark Batterson that if you write a blog it should be firstly for yourself. (I am sure that is not an accurate quote. Sorry Mark! but you get the idea). So there I was in the shower and all of sudden it came to me, why not write an occasional blog sharing some of these things. May be it will help me remember them and, who knows, you might appreciate them too. So here goes:
Tim Sanders ( 5/10/06 Catalyst Podcast) Never heard of him before but he has written a number of books including “ The Likeabilty Factor” which I think may be in my reading future!
Hit me like a bolt from the blue in my quiet time, so I tweeted it along with a comment suggesting we might think about what controls us. No comments. I wonder why? Maybe no one read it, but then maybe be we did not like what it made us think!
Alan Kraft. Good News for Those Trying Harder (p. 45). Kindle Edition.
‘Wow!' and ‘Ouch!’ are about all I can say there.
So did anything above make you think?
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