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Edison Taught Employee Not to Fear Failure
In Shepherd Leadership, authors McCormick and Davenport remind Christian leaders to allow for second chances and gently restore the fallen. They write: ...
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Ray Romano Goes to Work on His Soul
After nine seasons, the popular sitcom Everybody Loves Raymond broadcast its final episode in May of 2005. The star of the show, Ray Romano, went from ...
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Mike Tyson Declares His Life a Waste
At one time, Mike Tyson was the most feared heavyweight boxer in the ring. Based on an interview with Tyson, Jon Saraceno revealed what went wrong:
Mike ...
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Stumbling Horse Recovers to Win the Race
It happened in just a blink with a quarter mile to go at the 2005 running of the Preakness. Afleet Alex had battled his way to the front of the pack when ...
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Bus Hijacker Is a Successful Failure
A 19-year-old man, desperate to get to Tokyo’s Haneda Airport, hopped a bus and demanded the driver take him there.
Some say the man was drunk, others ...
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Alan Alda Says "Never Stuff Your Dog"
Television and movie actor Alan Alda wrote a book titled Never Have Your Dog Stuffed. In an interview, he explained the significance of the title:
I was ...
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Jamie Foxx Motivated by an Indifferent Father
Jamie Foxx, the actor portraying Ray Charles in the movie Ray, never had the relationship with his father that he wanted. His biological parents lived ...
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Rick Warren's Secret for Church Growth
Pastor and author Rick Warren says:
As I wrote in The Purpose Driven Life, each of us comes into the world with a specific purpose that God has in mind ...
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Courtney Love Must Stand in Line
Rock star Courtney Love isn't used to waiting in line. She's used to the fame that came with her marriage to mega-star Curt Cobaine of the rock ...
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Henry Ford on Reputation
"You can't build a reputation on what you are going to do."
—Henry Ford (18631947)
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