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[31 Jan 2010 | One Comment | ]
20 Ways to Find Inspiration: #19

Written by Michael Weaver | Follow me on Twitter | Free updates via Email.

Intro: This was initially one post listing out 20 great methods or things you can use to find inspiration in your life. I have decided to expand upon each one because so often we read “how-to’s” and different things we should do in list forms – and typically no action is ever taken. I wanted to talk in more detail about how I interpret and get inspired by each one.

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[30 Jan 2010 | No Comment | ]
20 Ways to Find Inspiration: #20

Written by Michael Weaver | Follow me on Twitter | Free updates via Email.
Intro: This was initially one post listing out 20 great methods or things you can use to find inspiration in your life. I have decided to expand upon each one because so often we read “how-to’s” and different things we should do in list forms – and typically no action is ever taken. I wanted to talk in more detail about how I interpret and get inspired by each one.

#20 – Share
For a long period …

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[28 Jan 2010 | One Comment | ]
How Your Decisions Cause Problems

Written by Michael Weaver | Follow me on Twitter | Free updates via Email.

I’m a big fan of all the quotes I write about, but this really has me going today.
“Half of the troubles of this life can be traced to saying yes too quickly and not saying no soon enough.” – Josh BIllings
Initial Thoughts
I immediately love this quote because it rings so true with me personally, and I can only imagine that many of you find this quote intriguing as well. I can think of some things I’ve …

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[26 Jan 2010 | 2 Comments | ]
The Simplicity of Discipline

Written by Michael Weaver | Follow me on Twitter | Free updates via Email.
Being more disciplined is a focus in my life right now. I thought it would serve my audience well to share!
“Discipline is remembering what you want.” – David Campbell
Initial Thoughts
I’m not always disciplined, but it’s okay because I make up for it in other places. I know what I want for the most part, but what’s the real connection between discipline and remembering what I want? I get my job done just fine and …