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The tiny dogwood sapling was only a twig when my mother planted it years ago. At age four, with a red wagon and bucket, I was happy to carry water to anything that grew, even to the full grown, flowering apple trees in my grandfather's orchard. Thrilled with the promise of a flowering dogwood, I happily nourished the new sapling with both water
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Holding a successful corporate event can have many benefits, from the obvious, such as team building and problem solving, to the not so obvious, such as increased productivity and morale. But what is the best way to go about this sometimes daunting task? Define your goals, e.g. team building Before you think about the event itself, you need to identify what you want to achieve from it. You may
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By Steve Brunkhorsthttp://www.AchieveEzine.comOne of the first things most of us remember hearing when learning to drive an automobile was "Keep your hands on the wheel." Then there were other precautions like, "Keep your eyes on the road, drive defensively, buckle up for safety, and watch the road signs!" These basic precautions would keep us moving along safely, and help us arrive at
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The 3 Keys to Achievement So you have a goal, a desire, a want, a need - how do you achieve it? BELIEF BEGINS THE PROCESS Belief combines your thoughts and feelings, which go out before you, drawing those things to you that reinforce your essential beliefs. For example - you feel worthless and unloved, walking around with a long face, hoping that someone will take
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The nature and purpose of challenges and problems and their relationship to the achievement of our dreams and goals. "The difference between stumbling blocks and stepping stones is in how you use them."
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