2007 marked my first year of staying committed to blogging, thanks to the 365 Days of Drewy Goodness challenge. That meant 365 days of posts about all sorts of things. As time has gone on, keeping all 365 of those posts seems unnecessary. In it’s place I’m leaving this “Best of 365 days of blogging” post […]
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This post is making it’s way to you from the lovely town of Morehead, KY. My brother has been attending college at Morehead State University on and off for the past seven years (undergrad and now grad school). In those seven years I’ve visited him exactly once prior to the trip this weekend, so it seemed
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Thanksgiving – who doesn’t love today (except maybe Native Americans)? Family, thinking of things for which to be thankful, boatloads of delicious food (namely turkey and mashed potatoes). Today also starts the seeming 8-week streak of having some form of turkey to eat at every single meal. I do really enjoy the Holiday because it’s
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Note: The post tonight is part 2 of a 2 part series, and is a fictional story set four years in the future. My Fall represents a worse-case scenario of my weaknesses getting the best of me. My Rise is a best-case scenario where my strengths lead to greatness. Again, both cases are fictional, and
Note: The post tonight is part 1 of a 2 part series, and is a fictional story set four years in the future. My Fall represents a worse-case scenario of my weaknesses getting the best of me. My Rise is a best-case scenario where my strengths lead to greatness. Again, both cases are fictional, and
I had to write a hand-written note the other day, and it reminded me of how much it really sucks when you can’t use the delete ckey to fix all of your mistakes/Â So i nthe …. So to give a shout out back to the days of yore, I’ve dcecided that I’m not going
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I spent a majority of yesterday in an automobile on a trek to see a fellow Smarty Pants member perform. A Mr. Dave Powell is currently in the grad program at Second City Detroit and he was performing in Detroit yesterday, so a few of us decided to go up and see him. The show
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For the last category of Personal Development Week, I’d like to talk a little bit about happiness. The first thing I have to say is that if you take some of the steps (or at least the intentions) mentioned in this week’s previous posts (Goals and Discipline, Success, Wealth, and Health), you’ll be well on
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In today’s issue of Personal Development Week, we’re going to cover health. You’ve spent all that time building up wealth, now lets get you to a point where you can actually live to enjoy it. The first thing to realize is that there are really two kinds of health: physical, and mental/emotional. Physical Health The
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The single most important thing you can do to take care of your finances is to create a budget. Sure it’s an ugly word, and not a fun process, but if you don’t track where your money is going, and try to make a plan for future revenues and expenses, you aren’t going to achieve
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