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When It Became My House—The Moment I Felt Like an Adult
One Christmas made me realize people were coming to my house now. One Thanksgiving made me realize I had to decide what kind of house they were coming to. Continue reading
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Tagged adulthood, Christmas, compassion, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2855, family, Growing Up, home, memories, parenting, responsibility, thanksgiving
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Don’t Let the Ball Hit the Ground
One of the best principles I’ve tried to follow is simple: Don’t let the ball hit the ground. But after years of catching whatever came my way, I’ve learned that good advice needs an important second line: Make sure it is actually your ball. Continue reading
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Tagged advice, boundaries, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2846, dependability, helping others, leadership, life lessons, personal growth, responsibility
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Best Advice: You Play Like You Practice
The habits we build when we’re young do not usually disappear when life gets more serious. School is preparation for life, and the way we practice now often becomes the way we perform later. Continue reading
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Tagged advice, character, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-2801, discipline, education, Growing Up, habits, life lessons, perseverance, personal growth, preparation, responsibility, school, students
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Make the Most of What You’ve Been Given
Success is not always having the most. Sometimes it is taking whatever has been placed in your hands and proving you can be trusted with it. Continue reading
Quick Thought – Monday, June 8, 2026: Diligence vs. Sloth
Laziness wants the reward without the work, but diligence receives the blessing that was built into faithful effort all along. Continue reading
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Tagged Christian living, Diligence, Faith and Work, godly, good, hard-working, laziness, procrastination, responsibility, sloth, sluggard, spiritual discipline, success, wisdom
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Learning to Say No
Sometimes the hardest word is not yes, but no — especially when responsibility, good intentions, and simple distractions all compete for the same limited time and energy. Continue reading
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Tagged boundaries, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1888, discipline, goals, habits, personal growth, priorities, reflection, responsibility, time management, volunteering
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Quick Thought – Sunday, March 15, 2026: The Path to Success (Fourth Sunday in Lent)
Read Matthew 25:14-30 His master said to him, “Well done, good and faithful servant. You have been faithful over a little; I will set you over much. Enter into the joy of your master.” Matthew 25:23 Reflect Not everyone starts … Continue reading
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Tagged Army, Bible, bible study, Civil War, Confederacy, devotion, excellence, faith, General, God, Heaven, Jesus, Kingdom of God, military, military academy, President, Quick Thought, reflection, responsibility, Robert E. Lee, study, success, talent, Ulysses S. Grant, Union, United States, West Point
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We’re All Lawbreakers (Even the Good Ones)
Breaking the law isn’t as dramatic as we like to imagine. Sometimes it’s not a courtroom or handcuffs — it’s 56 in a 55, a forgotten seatbelt, or a song downloaded back in the Limewire days. When we remember how easily we’ve stepped over the line ourselves, it becomes harder to stand in judgment of others. Maybe the point isn’t perfection — maybe it’s humility. Continue reading
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Tagged Christian living, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1849, ethics, faith, grace, growth, humility, judgment, law, Matthew 7, mercy, Personal Reflection, responsibility
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If I Could Change One Law, I’d Start With Bad Blog Posts
If I had the power to change one law, I’d love to start with the tax code—but since that’s unlikely, I’ll settle for something more achievable: ending the endless stream of blog posts about “stupid laws” that aren’t actually laws at all. Facts matter, even when we’re trying to be funny. Continue reading