Your Friday story, What You “Know” Can Get in The Way!

Here is your Friday story, What You “Know” Can Get in The Way! courtesy of Bob Proctor There are those that say, “The older you get, the harder it is / the longer it takes to learn.” Then there are those that say “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks.” Scientists have done studies on more »

Your Friday Story, Graduation Advice

Here is your Friday story,  Graduation Advice – courtesy of Bob Proctor Whenever I’m asked to give a commencement speech, I’m intimidated by the challenge of finding something to say that’s profound and practical without being trite. I haven’t succeeded yet, but that hasn’t stopped me from trying. So here are some thoughts for graduates: more »

Your Friday Story, What Will You Be Doing 7 Years From Now?

Here is your Friday story, Courtesy of Bob Proctor What Will You Be Doing 7 Years From Now? I graduated from Brazosport High School in Freeport, Texas in May 1972. Not dressed in white (honors), but I graduated. That summer like the previous summer, I worked as a longshoreman loading corn, flour and corn sacks more »

Character Counts Refuse To Be Afraid

Refuse To Be Afraid Tim Wrightman, a former All-American UCLA football player, tells a story about how, as a rookie lineman in the National Football League, he was up against the legendary pass rusher Lawrence Taylor. Taylor was not only physically powerful and uncommonly quick but a master at verbal intimidation. Looking young Tim in more »

Your Friday Story The Daffodil Principle

The following is a true story that we send out at the beginning of every spring season. It has a lesson well worth reading. Courtesy of Insight of the Day Your Friday Story The Daffodil Principle Several times my daughter had telephoned to say, “Mother, you must come and see the daffodils before they are more »