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Yesterday’s Post Could Have Gone Longer Because I Wanted To Ask You This

Front cover… Back cover… Yesterday’s post could have gone longer. Wanted to add that I believe you think the same thoughts as me, but have no real intentions of doing the hard work to live easier, more balanced. It was … Continue reading

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Randy Pausch Said Something In The Last Lecture That Can Really Help Keep Us Going

Randy Pausch wrote The Last Lecture to help his three very young children know, when they got old enough to wonder, what he valued in life. He had to write it before he died. He didn’t know when he would … Continue reading

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Randy Pausch The Last Lecture

In 2007, Randy Pausch, married, 3 kids six and under, Carnegie Mellon computer science professor, Disney Imagineer, and all-around good and brilliant guy, was diagnosed with Pancreatic cancer, the worst kind, with the lowest survival rate. Randy gave a 75-minute … Continue reading

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We Are Most Beautiful When…

We are most beautiful when we are our authentic selves. And we know this intuitively. Counter-intuitively, we often try to be what we think other’s want us to be, or what we think other’s think we are. But not today: … Continue reading

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