Seeking and Giving Help — 9/11 or Today
It may not be the time of year we normally think about 9/11—not that we will ever forget—but here’s a story from that awful day
John G. Miller
January 7, 2019
It may not be the time of year we normally think about 9/11—not that we will ever forget—but here’s a story from that awful day
It’s the time of year when people focus on what they have. As we all know, some blessings are HUGE and some are … small. When
Okay, parents, ‘fess up: Did you take this Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup out of your child’s Halloween bucket? Did you take the big bite out of it
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As we write in the Outstanding! book, employers must begin to “hire character over credentials.” Organizations would do well to focus less on college degrees
When does compassion for people become the enabling of victim thinking? Here’s a phenomenon I’ve noticed: Some people who love the QBQ! book’s message of Personal Accountability—and refuse to suffer
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