Posts Tagged with "work"

How a youth pastor quit to write and speak – with Josh Riebock

Friday, April 23, 2010

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Someone compared Josh Riebock's writing to Don Miller's, you know, the guy who wrote Blue Like Jazz and a few other popular titles. If you're like me, interested in all the back story of becoming a writer and motivation to follow God, I think you'll enjoy this.

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How a 17-year-old is teaching Christian manliness – with Nate Desmond

Friday, April 9, 2010

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Nate Desmond started a website called Practical Manliness just a few months ago. Unlike most blog startups, this one’s actually got a lot going on. At 17, Nate’s already built two websites, sold one, and now released his Manly Manifesto and accompanying eCourse (more on that at the bottom). I discovered Nate through a comment [...]

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How I wrote a recommendation letter – what would you add?

Monday, March 8, 2010

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Toward the beginning of last month, I received an email from one of my favorite college professors asking for a recommendation. He’d been nominated to receive an award as an outstanding part-time faculty member. I certainly don’t have time to write extra letters, but he’s a friend and an outstanding part-time faculty member, so I [...]

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How to “one-more” and take advantage of incremental growth

Thursday, February 25, 2010

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How do you think those onions grew? Think about it. ***** In college, I decided to start taking more classes per semester. I didn’t know how many more, but I wanted to push myself. So did I jump right into it? Well, yes and no. I did immediately start taking more classes, but I didn’t [...]

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Slavery 101: Fundamentals for slave life

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

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Once upon a time, everyone understood slavery. You either owned a slave or were one. Sure, some cultures traditionally never had slaves, but for the most part, it's been a normal part of life. Until now. Now slavery's banned. (But secretly - or not so secretly - I'm bringing it back.)

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