Albert Einstein, one of the greatest thinkers of our time, once remarked, “It is not that I’m so smart. But I stay with the questions much longer.” Einstein understood the value of intentional and prolonged scientific inquiry. And he credits his professional success to his inquisitive drive. When it comes […]
- Leary Gates on Tribute to Anna Gates on our 30th Anniversary: "Thanks Stephanie! Family hug.
" - Stephanie on Tribute to Anna Gates on our 30th Anniversary: "Awww…. I love this post! What I love even more,..."
- Leary Gates on Thought for the Day – Psalm 62:8 on Refuge: "Wow! I’ll bet it does after that. Thanks for..."
- Gary Fultz on Thought for the Day – Psalm 62:8 on Refuge: "My wife and I were with 3 other couples camping in..."
- Leary Gates on Thought for the Day – Psalm 27:10 on Father’s Day: "Hey Jeff, Thank you for all you are..."
My Posts on DadPad- Connecting With Your Kids Series: #4-Connecting the WWJD Way.
- No Waiting! Aisle One.
- The Allure of Beauty
- The Subordination of Terra Firma Man
- “Yes, you can.”
- Father’s Day Fast Forward: Top 10 Ways to Know Dad Loved You
- Father’s Day Memories-a series Pt 3: Lollipop Dad
- Is Pixar’s “Up” about giving up?
- It’s About Time to Talk
- Proverbial Envy
Discovering your perfect pitch
A personal mission statement can be one of your most liberating assets. With it, you can maintain focus on what’s most important to you and more rapidly evaluate new opportunities that come your way. Crafting a personal mission statement, however, can be somewhat daunting. If you’re like me, with a […]