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Write simply. As few words as you need, but no fewer. But simply write. –Via Seth Godin

The process of planning is very valuable, for forcing you to think hard about what you are doing, but the actual plan that results from it is probably useless. –Marc Andreessen

“For every look at yourself, take ten looks at Christ.” –Robert Murray McCheyne

“David married Bathsheba, and Solomon was born. When David confessed his sin of numbering the people, he built an altar on a piece of property he had bought, and on that piece of property, Solomon … Only GodRead more

“All of humanity’s problems stem from man’s inability to sit quietly in a room alone.” –Blaise Pascal

A mature Christian is easily edified. Harold Best, via: An Aspirant to Easy Edification

Success, In One Hour A Day (x5) The rule itself is pretty simple: Carve out one hour from each weekday (one hour + five weekdays = five hours) to devote to deliberate practice and learning. … Five Hour RuleRead more

Life is fragile, love is not. -A Perfect Day (A Christmas movie)

In your illness, in your pain, in your suffering, don’t immediately compare yourself to others, and don’t feel the need to justify your sorrow before God. Don’t wallow silently and stoically. Turn first to your … No need to justify your sorrow before GodRead more

We don’t have a soul, we are a soul. –Dr. Derek Thomas