Confucius: The beginning of wisdom is to call things by their proper name.
The beginning of wisdom is to call things by their proper name.
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- If the foundation of what you build is not right, nothing you ever build will be right.
- Cookie-cutter advice is not only the enemy of common sense, but hinders strategic wisdom from producing positive solutions.
- Life comes in Words . . . Words become Sentences . . . Sentences become Experiences . . . Experiences become Life Lessons. . . . Just because you have gone through a plethora of life experiences does not qualify you to be “Experienced.” If you do not learn from your Experiences . . . You will create a culture of Crisis. . . . Crisis in any area of our lives is a second opportunity to learn a Life Lesson . . . If you do not learn from your “crisis experiences” in life . . . You will be “sentenced” to a life of Chaos. The choice is yours . . . uniquely yours . . . Crisis or Opportunity . . . Chaos or Order. So in the end, the Words we choose to define our lives become Life Sentences that Sentence our lives . . . from Crisis to Crisis or Opportunity to Opportunity. . . . Where Chaos is the norm . . . or with Order we build Form.
- If stupid is as stupid does, we must choose not to do stupid things. In the end, stupid never gets what stupid wants.
- Spend each day trying to be a little wiser than you were when you woke up.
- We should ask ourselves three questions before we speak: Is it true? Is it kind? Does it glorify Christ?