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Enjoying that Rut Job

Sisyphus. You remember him from your seventh-grade mythology studies. Sisyphus, condemned by the Olympian gods to spend all eternity in fruitless labor, pushes a rock up a mountain only to

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History Lessons

Alexander the Great conquered the entire known world by the time he was thirty-three. Within hours of his death from Babylonian swamp fever, the Hellenic civilization began to crumble. Napoleon,

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Jack Welch Fired His Way to Success

Jack Welch chairman and CEO of General Electric between 1981 and 2001 increased GE’s value 4000% during his tenure. One key to success—each year he fired the bottom 10% of

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Tips on Goal Setting

Henry David Thoreau said, “If one marches confi­dently in the direction of his dreams and endeavors to lead the life he has imagined, he will meet with success unexpected in common

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Prevent Work Burnout

Rest before you get tired. Recognize signs of fatigue before you get frustrated. Take an afternoon or a long weekend away from work. When you return you’ll be amazed how

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Contributors to Work Burnout

Duke University psychiatrist John Rhoads, MD studied successful, effective, and healthy executives who worked at least sixty hours weekly and compared those individuals with executives who developed burnout from working

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Christians Are Like Strawberries

My daughter and her family recently moved to France where her husband, Greg, has become pastor of an ex-patriot church in Lyon. Here is a post from her blog (lyonliving.blogspot.com)

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Attitude Is Everything

Two shoe salesmen were given a new territory on a Pacific island. Immediately upon arrival, the first sales­man placed an urgent call to the home office:  “Get me out of

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