Recently someone told me not to pursue one of my 101 life goals, that it wasn’t a worthwhile effort.
I smiled and nodded, understanding their disdain.
How could I do such a thing when this person just dismissed my dream?
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Recently someone told me not to pursue one of my 101 life goals, that it wasn’t a worthwhile effort.
I smiled and nodded, understanding their disdain.
How could I do such a thing when this person just dismissed my dream?
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My friend C.C. Chapman released his second book, Amazing Things Will Happen. Continuing a tradition of book give-aways here, the five best answers/comments in response to C.C.’s question will receive a complimentary copy of the book from me (and Amazon).
First, let me say, Amazing Things is a great read about how to make your dreams come true. I thought it was the blogger’s version of the Artist’s Way. Amazing Things is full of ideas and tips to spark, complete and enjoy that next success. It’s a fast and enjoyable read.
Perhaps most importantly, the book sparked me to re-engage in a personal project that I had left fallow for years. I realized the time would never be right unless I made it so. Fate doesn’t just happen, we have to do the leg work. C.C. reminded me that all of my successes were because I ventured forward.
If you don’t believe me, see what the Washington Post had to say about it.
C.C.’s question for you:
What would you love to see more businesses do to make the world better?
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