What to do with a lonely person …
I’m an intensely observant person. Part of that comes from how God has wired me, part of that comes first from training as a journalist, then training […]
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Sep
2014
All posts by
James Scott, Jr.
27
Sep
2014
The nexus of change …
We talk about “change” in sweeping terms and poignant platitudes, but often very inaccurately. For example, not everyone wants change. There are many people who detest change, […]
26
Sep
2014
There’s nothing to it but to do it …
Have you ever felt overwhelmed by an old habit? Maybe you can identify with former Los Angeles Dodgers baseball manager, Tommy Lasorda, as he describes his battle […]
24
Sep
2014
How would you like to be on the receiving end of yourself?
If all you got every day was the exact measure of what you gave, would you like being on the receiving end of yourself? Thinking about it, […]
23
Sep
2014
If you like lists, what would you do with these?
It was a dangerous rendezvous, but I escaped safely! That sounds a little more dramatic than it was. This morning I had a meeting with someone at […]
22
Sep
2014
What do you really want?
Have you heard the joke: How many psychologists does it take to change a light bulb? Just one, but the bulb has to want to be changed! […]
20
Sep
2014
BOOK REVIEW: How to achieve at what matters …
The business world worships at the alter of multi-tasking, and it’s leaders are heralded when they can figure out how to do more with the same or […]
11
Sep
2014
We shall never forget … or shall we?
“We shall never forget.” That was the simple post from someone on Facebook today. With today being 9/11, everyone knew what he meant. We shall never forget […]
10
Sep
2014
See that door? God might be waiting for you to open it yourself …
When working with people either as a pastor or a counselor, I often learn about their prayer lives and what they pray about. One thing stands out […]
09
Sep
2014
You can’t achieve the extraordinary this way …
Has God given you a great dream? That certain something that would be your greatest life’s work? Most of us have something great — at least, great […]