October 18, 1999
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In sports, competition usually results in winners and losers. That's often the case with competition in business, too. But it doesn't have to be that way. Your business needn't compete for success.
Some years ago, it became evident to me that it was time to leave the marketing communication company for which I was working.
It takes two to gossip, so we need to mind not only our tongue—but our ears.
If problems seem so thick that you can't see your way out, let spiritual sense guide you.
Things had been going only so-so for a while; then they got worse in college. It was time for a radical solution.
Living alone for the first time, this writer finds she's not the least bit lonely.
Years ago, my family moved to a town in northern Texas where I joined a very small Christian Science Society.
When you've been wronged, you could try to smooth things over with sweets, or you could forgive and find healing.
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Fate: no cause for fearTurning failure to successHow about having a good millennium?
Eighteen years later I'm just as normal as anyone else. OK, I'm better than normal, but I won't brag.
We all have enjoyed God's loving protection in our travels to many countries.
Amazingly, no evidence at all was left of damage or disturbance to the inside of the house.
If God was leading him in this direction, could I get in the way?
Loving each other is a priority that brings healthy, and increasingly graceful, perspective to everything we do.
