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March 6, 2015
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Someone once wrote: “bloom where you are planted.” With these words in mind, my family and I leave Blacksburg, VA on July 30th and will soon thereafter “plant” ourselves in Scottsdale, Arizona to “bloom” again. I want to thank the tens of thousands of students who kindly took my classes du...
March 6, 2015
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Inspiration can be right under your nose!
10/24/10 I’m 46 years old. My son is 11 (6th grade). This past Friday my son awakened at 5:00 in the morning. I asked him why he was up so early especially given he had gone to bed late due to having to complete homework. He told me he got up so early in order to study for his exams in Engli...
March 6, 2015
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Today I set a personal best for running. I ran 33 miles today. Why? Good question. My simple answer is “because I can”. I woke up needing a challenge today and I got on a treadmill. Many hours later, I had set a personal record for miles on a treadmill at one time. Some may call me cra...
March 6, 2015
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True Uniqueness can’t be bought
Halloween was a few days ago. A week before Halloween my two kids were talking about how their costumes were not that great and how their friends’s costumes were going to be something special. I told them that anyone could go to the store and buy a fancy costume or get someone to make them an...
March 6, 2015
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An inch? A very small distance right? Place your thumb and your pointer finger a distance apart that represents an inch. This distance sums it up in terms of the difference between success and failure. One little inch. Two days ago I was running on my treadmill and trying to run a marathon ...
March 6, 2015
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