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• SOB or ESP: What’s your Communication Style?

  Posted on July 01 2015

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  We are rapidly losing the art of communication. The very trait which separates us from the animals is about to be our downfall. James Robinson said, “Much of our so-called reasoning consists in finding arguments for going on believing as we already do.” But fear not; there are ways we can rally and save humanity.  First and foremost, ask yourself:...READ MORE

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• Belief before Speech

  Posted on September 10 2013

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  Jim Rohn said, “Communication is 20% what you know and 80% how you feel about what you know.”  I recently watched a televised interview with the cast of the popular reality show Duck Dynasty. The interviewer commented that the cast members never watched the show to which one of them replied, “We don’t have to watch it. We live it!”...READ MORE

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• Don’t Keep the Faith—Share It!

  Posted on April 22 2013

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  [caption id="attachment_1509" align="alignleft" width="228"] Charlie Jones reading his Bible in the Holy Land.[/caption] When you are passionate about your faith and passionate about respecting others’ beliefs, it’s amazing the kind of connectivity that transpires. When my father passed, I heard from many whose lives he touched, people from different political, religious, and ideological backgrounds. “Tremendous” was passionate that we each...READ MORE

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