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"God's gifted you? with the ability of leadership. Don't waste it."
Occasionally.
B-)
> Occasionally.
> B-)
Do you ever wonder what life would be like for you and your loved ones if you did your best every single day?
If you have more in you then you owe it to yourself and family not to die with it in you, don't stop, do your very best, your very best, your very best, your very best.
Success is often a game of inches, very small margins between failure or success.
Have you stopped a few inches short? If so get up and get moving.....do not short change yourself.
Maybe someone convinced you that you can only make it to the 20 or the 30...I believe you can make it to the endzone and back.
> Success is often a game of inches, very small margins between failure or success.
BOY! That's the truth! Just last Saturday we were looking for a pipe flood control set, after 26" of digging through hard pack, there it was, right on the edge of the hole. It seems the pipes just like to try and hide on hole edges. One time after digging in a real nasty area, I stood up and the damn pipe was right under my knee. When I knelt down I must have knocked off the 1" or so of dirt that covered it..BTW, we were next to a chain link fence so El Pipe finder was a bit useless.
> > Occasionally.
> > B-)
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> Do you ever wonder what life would be like for you and your loved ones if you did your best every single day?
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> If you have more in you then you owe it to yourself and family not to die with it in you, don't stop, do your very best, your very best, your very best, your very best.
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> Success is often a game of inches, very small margins between failure or success.
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> Have you stopped a few inches short? If so get up and get moving.....do not short change yourself.
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> Maybe someone convinced you that you can only make it to the 20 or the 30...I believe you can make it to the endzone and back.
BL,
Don't take my tongue in cheek remarks so seriously.
BTDT and then some. Now I try to enjoy what I have already accomplished. Been surveying since 1967. If everything is still working I will probably still be at it 20-30 years from now.
One thing I learned as a small child that I still live by: NEVER give up. If I stop it is just to regroup and come in at a different angle.
:coffee:
I've given my best and have nothing left to give!