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pythagorean

I recall with some amusement the first time I was aware that I was using algebra outside of my high school and college math classes. Like most young students, I suppose, I had been certain I would never again actually use this stuff, but here I was in a crowded mall in central Florida trying

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marshmallow

I was trained to solve problems. As a kid, I was given tests and rewarded for good problem solving. In college, I studied engineering, the ultimate in problem solving. Then I became a pastor and found that ministry is a wonderland of problems. Everywhere you look, problems. It’s like Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory for people

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Does Everyone Succeed

A few weeks ago, I was driving by the elementary school my kids attended when they were younger.  As I sat at the traffic light near the school, I noticed the message on their sign: “Every Child Succeeds.” Honestly, at first the message had zero impact on me.  Schools and churches and sometimes businesses put

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Breakthrough 2018

Let me start out by apologizing for what must surely seem like a commercial for another CAM product/service. It is true that BreakThrough 2018 is an event offered by CAM that is neither inexpensive nor light on the commitment required. And while you’ve no doubt seen some of the promotional emails we’ve distributed over the

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family

It happens so casually.  One moment I’m talking to my husband, Brian and the next moment I hear, “Honey, if you could imagine the best possible outcome to this situation, what would it be?” Wait a minute, where did my husband go?  He was sitting here just a second ago, and now my coach is

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Leader Manager

“Are you a leader or a manager?” Everyone replied, “I’m more of a leader.” It wasn’t just what they said, it was how they said it. When they said “leader,” their voice rose through the two syllables, crescendoing into energy. And when they said the word “manager,” their voice sloped downward, dying into oblivion. It

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