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97Live In The Moment: 10 Benefits to Living Every Moment of Life
I am a firm believer in living life, that there is a huge difference between living and simply existing. There are many reasons to live in the moment, but first it's important to note that even that term...
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76Five Great Quotes to Live By
As one who's studied more than his fair share of philosophy and poetry, I've come across many great quotes to live by and have written most of them down, filling many pages with meaningful words to help me...
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55Seize the Day
It seems that we have a problem with being satisfied. Is contentment a state found only in dreams? Are we ever able to be in a place where we feel completely fulfilled?
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54Enjoy the good Life - wouldn't it be nice!
Wouldn't it be nice if when it came time to making changes in our lives, we could just look up ahead and see a bright, blinking arrow that would point us in the right direction to go? Well, life doesn't work...
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64The Purpose-Led Life (Hebrews 11:8)
“By faith Abraham, when called to go to a place he would later receive as his inheritance, obeyed and went, even though he did not know where he was going” (Heb. 11:8). Like Abe, even though we do not...
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49What I learned from music
"To make a mountain of your lifeIs just a choiceBut I never learned enoughTo listen to the voice that told meAlways love" Those are the opening lyrics of an amazing song called, Always Love, by the band...
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63How to Live in the Moment
Do you find it difficult to enjoy the simple things in life these days? Have the stresses and problems of your life and the world brought you to your knees, and now you can’t seem to find the courage just...
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71If I Don't Wake Up Tomorrow
I’m not the type to say “what if” questions. The reason is that I feel that the answers are usually futile and empty. If I were to say, what if the sky falls? So what?! What would be the difference?...
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60Carpe Diem: Seize The Day
Carpe diem is a phrase from a poem by the Roman poet Quintus Horatius Flaccus (known in the English speaking world as Horace). The phrase was used in the movie "Dead Poets Society", where it was translated...
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