Archive for the ‘Living Responsibly’ Category

Little Critters that Grow into Monster Problems

There’s a verse in Song of Solomon, “Our vineyards are in blossom; we must catch the little foxes that destroy the vineyards” (2:15, CEV), that reminds me of a principle that we need to remember. Little things don’t stay little.  If they are negative, they grow into “monsters” that can wreak havoc in our lives. [...]

The Lame Game

No, I didn’t misspell my title.  This post is not about the Blame Game, but rather the Lame Game.  What is the Lame Game, you ask?  It is when you don’t take responsibility for your wrong actions.  You make excuses and run from responsibility. You might think that it would be very difficult to find [...]

Blind Spots

I don’t worry about what the back of my head looks like.  Ironically, I tend to obsess about what the front looks like.  I primp and spray and do all the things that would help it to look its best, but the back—not so much.  I think that’s because I can’t see the back of [...]

If your day was worth $100, how would you spend it?

We’ve all heard the saying, “time is money.”  Since most people in our present day culture value their time over their money, the saying rings truer now than ever before.  We’ve become a nation that is willing to pay huge sums of money to make life easier, less hectic—trying desperately to save time.  Who would [...]

How Proactive are You?

Answer the following questions by thinking about what your spouse or significant other person might say about you. Or, if you’re especially brave, ask that particular person to answer the questions in reference to you. (If you are having difficulty in one or more of your relationships you may not be as objective as you [...]

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