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[CYL] Are You Following Your River of Interest?
River people are those fortunate people who find themselves born to perform a special task. Mozart and da Vinci were river people. There are thousands…
Apr 5
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[WPOS] The Harvest of Production — Earl Nightingale
Your worth determines and sets your salary and pay. How easily can they replace you? That's what you deserve to be paid...
Apr 1
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Robert C. Worstell
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[CYL] The Mysterious Key — Earl Nightingale
Every one can find a key to their own existence - one that opens new doors of interesting experiences...
Mar 30
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Robert C. Worstell
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Writing Your Book: Remove Excess Baggage — Earl Nightingale
As much as 70% of your writing might be useless words. Make each count. Be concise. Write direct. Get results.
Mar 15
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Robert C. Worstell
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[Change Your Life] Inventing Yourself — Earl Nightingale
We have shaped ourselves by our decisions. And while there is no going back, no do-overs - what about the decisions we have yet to make?
Mar 8
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Robert C. Worstell
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[Change Your Life] A Mistake in Waiting for Happiness
You can miss out on a lot of happy moments currently surrounding you by thinking they are all coming in the future. Examine your lifestyle.
Mar 1
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[Living Sensical] Spring bounces a lot - temperatures. Books, like grass, grow slowly.
It's a good thing to have something you can focus on while the world turns. My current book continues, as does the farm life. A metaphor is in there…
Mar 1
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What is an Entrepreneur—and Why?
All businesses, great and small, started as an idea thought up by an entrepreneur. Earl Nightingale explains what motivates them to build and create...
Feb 26
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[Living Sensical] Spring is too early, per the calendar. Books don't care.
Well, I'm tired of winter, tired of news, and trying to write when you're tired is a bit frustrating. Thankfully, there are cats, dogs, and cows to keep…
Feb 22
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[Living Sensical] The Long Journey Continues, Twists Unravel, A Bright Future
A long view of surviving everything with your attitude intact, and despite a short-term deadline looming.
Feb 15
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Writing Your Book: How to Get Started — Earl Nightingale
Writing is good self-employment. You show up. You do the work. But on your own schedule, bossing yourself.
Feb 12
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Self-Improvement: Persuading the Multitude — Earl Nightingale
People who speak, who present, have a challenge in front of them - to persuade a lot of people at once. Or at least entertain that many...
Feb 9
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