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Archive for April, 2008

Our deepest fear is not that we are inadequate.
Our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure.
It is our light, not our darkness
That most frightens us.
We ask ourselves
Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, [...]

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That class altered my life forever. “Change is the only constant!” he said.
“Huh?” I thought.
“There is only one predictable element in nature and that is CHANGE!” he said again.
“How could change be a constant?” I puzzled.
“Nothing stays the same . . . except this fact. Change is inevitable!”
I suspected he [...]

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When you get right down to it, it’s not that complicated. You can breathe life and action into any individual or group in one of three ways.
1. What purposes did they once have that you can help them achieve?
2. What purposes do they have now that you can [...]

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(Note: this is a portion of a letter to a friend intended to provide some understanding, solace and comfort in a time of her experiencing what I have euphemistically titled, “injustice anxiety”)
Certain groups consistently engender a visceral repulsion to me. Nearly any interaction with governmental agencies is with one of these groups.
I am reminded of [...]

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I was enjoying a superb Montecristo #2 cigar with my friend Terry Puterbaugh, chewing away at the mysteries of the universe when he came up with something that sparked my imagination.
He said, “My best golf of the year comes at the first two rounds . . . something about muscle memory without conscience thought, I [...]

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It can’t be bought and it can’t be sold. Although invisible, intangible, and sometimes elusive, it’s native to every artist.
To the audience, this secret is sensed as an undeniably visceral experience that touches and moves them. From the artists’ viewpoint, the secret is to gain sufficient technique to get their message across, but not let [...]

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Yes, he knew how to handle people, he thought proudly; he was an important man.
His professionalism was impeccably positioned and beyond reproach - his reputation and the trappings of success blinded others to the dark corners of a life masked by pretense and lies.
No one would ever suspect this deception; but if they did, he [...]

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THE GIRL IN THE WINDOW
(artistic marketing)
Capture their attention and excite their imagination and you’ve got your hands on the most powerful marketing tool there is!
Having just returned from a vacation in Amsterdam, a city known for its free-spirited liberalism, diversity and tolerance, my buddy enthusiastically told me about his new discovery, which I’ve called, “the [...]

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Some of us live our lives running away from the past, only to discover it has followed us anyway. Or we are so anxiously worried about the future that we neglect the present.
Regrets over past misdeeds only bring them into the present to live by our side day-by-day. Worries and anxieties [...]

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The first time - it’s excusable;
the second time - it’s suspicious;
the third time - it’s an enemy action;
take fast action NOW.

daniel w. jacobs
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