Are You in Charge of Your Stress? Or, Is Your Stress in Charge of You?
To be alive is to experience stress. Stress comes at us in a myriad of ways. Some of us become paralyzed by stress, unable to move, and we watch our lives spin out of control. Others, see stress for what it [...]
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Each Monday morning we begin a new week in our Western culture. Some people drag themselves to work after the weekend, slowly starting the day, finally getting into their work by the late afternoon. Others, hit the day full speed ahead, embracing each challenge as a child might a new toy.
Which type of person are [...]
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What am I Supposed to Do?
Ever ask yourself that question? I find it continually popping up for me. Each time I take time to reflect on it, the answer is always the same: Do what is necessary, noble, and selfless.
Robert F. Kennedy spoke to this challenge:
Each time a man [sic] stands up [...]
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The Arizona Republic reports, “At Mesa’s Dobson High School, 49 students crammed into a Spanish class, and the last 10 who arrived had to sit on the floor. At Hendrix Junior High, also in the Mesa Public Schools district, a reading teacher began the first day of class Wednesday apologizing to her 39 students for the overcrowded conditions.”
It [...]
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