January 2008

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• 01.31.08
  What comes out of reflection?   Attitude, Choices, Inspiration (7)

  For me, a time of reflection usually leads to some writing. There is so much information flowing. So much sensory input to absorb. It takes time to put it together, make some sense of it.
  The reflection time can come in the shower. Literally cleaning up for the day. Some how that provides a good [...]

• 01.25.08
  Reflecting on Reflecting…   Attitude, Change, Choices, Giving, Growth, Inspiration (7)

  Well January is already almost gone and I can hardly believe it. If you’re like me you spend a bit of time at the beginning of the year reflecting on the past. What did I accomplish last year? How did I improve my life and the lives of those I met? Where [...]

• 01.22.08
  The Age of Conversation 2.0   Tangents (4)

  If you’ve ever wanted to be published, here is your chance.
  Drew McLellan and Gavin Heaton are amassing authors to collaborate on a marketing-business book to be published later this year.  The actual topic is up for a vote now.  You don’t have to volunteer to participate.  You can cast your vote on a topic without [...]

• 01.13.08
  Reflections: Morning Lessons From My Dog   Attitude, Thankfulness (7)

  As a child I always had pets around the house.  So naturally, when I had my own life, I had more pets.  Currenly my wife and I have two dogs (which are our only “kids”).  Every day when my dogs wake up, they are excited that the sun has come up. The are wide awake, [...]

• 01.08.08
  Raising The Bar   Choices, Inspiration, Success (7)

  I’m bound and determined to make 2008 the year I really jump into 100 bloggers. I truly love the overall feeling of this group, the topics shared and ability to rub shoulders with other fantastic bloggers.
  My first post wasn’t written for the topic of reflection, but I think it fits well enough to share. [...]

• 01.08.08
  Reflection: Being Homesick for a Place You’ve Never Been   Choices (4)

  This month’s topic of “reflection” directed me in two ways: first, to focus on the close-up, and conduct an audit of the present and recent past. The other was to look past my reflection and see where I’ve been in the more distant past.
  Objects in the mirror turned out to be closer [...]

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