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| Blog Name: | Ready Aim Life |
| Url: | http://www.readyaimlife.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | faith, men, family |
| Description: | ReadyAimLife is a collaborative blog project focusing on men striving to live their best life. As husbands, fathers, employees, sons, friends, and soccer coaches, we wear lots of hats. Making it all happen and still keep our sanity is tough. That’s what we’re writing about. Our focus is on living the life God intended. We don’t have it figured out, but we’re trying to improve everyday. Please join us as we learn together. |
| Popularity: | 77 Followers |
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“You’re Not as Bad as Everybody Says”
by The Howitzer “I think you’re getting better.” I wasn’t sure exactly how to respond to my latest compliment. I think my evaluator’s heart was good but her choice of words left a little to be desired. Actually, a lot to be desired. Fortunately, my ego wasn’t that fragile or I could have gotten really discouraged. But, I learn a valuable lesson in how NOT to encourage someone in their gifting. Especially, when
by The Howitzer “I think you’re getting better.” I wasn’t sure exactly how to respond to my latest compliment. I think my evaluator’s heart was good but her choice of words left a little to be desired. Actually, a lot to be desired. Fortunately, my ego wasn’t that fragile or I could have gotten really discouraged. But, I learn a valuable lesson in how NOT to encourage someone in their gifting. Especially, when
Balance
By Greg Primm I was 21 years old on my final interview with one of the largest accounting firms in the country. It was a top job for someone coming out of my school’s accounting program. After lunch with a group of young staff members who were just a year or two out of school themselves, I sat down to interview with a manager. His name was Mike, another small town guy like me. He was in his mid 30’s, married, with a couple of young children. After exchanging pleasantries, he asked me
By Greg Primm I was 21 years old on my final interview with one of the largest accounting firms in the country. It was a top job for someone coming out of my school’s accounting program. After lunch with a group of young staff members who were just a year or two out of school themselves, I sat down to interview with a manager. His name was Mike, another small town guy like me. He was in his mid 30’s, married, with a couple of young children. After exchanging pleasantries, he asked me
Still Mad as Hell
by The Howitzer I’m not ready to make nice/I’m not ready to back down/I’m still mad as hell and I don’t have time to go round and round and round/It’s too late to make it right/I probably wouldn’t if I could/’Cause I’m mad as hell/Can’t bring myself to do what it is you think I should- Dixie Chicks This morning, I ran across a verse in the Bible that got me hopping mad (again). The content of the passage is about laying
by The Howitzer I’m not ready to make nice/I’m not ready to back down/I’m still mad as hell and I don’t have time to go round and round and round/It’s too late to make it right/I probably wouldn’t if I could/’Cause I’m mad as hell/Can’t bring myself to do what it is you think I should- Dixie Chicks This morning, I ran across a verse in the Bible that got me hopping mad (again). The content of the passage is about laying
Ego: It’s Not Worth It!
By Trey Smith If there is one thing I know about us “guys” it’s that we are guided by ego more than we like to admit and probably more than we are even aware of. As I ponder that statement it strikes me as somewhat peculiar because for those of us who have even a novice understanding of scripture know that ego was at the heart of the original sin of Adam and Eve. Nevertheless I am convinced that we are somewhat blind to our consistent egotistical behavior. One of the most
By Trey Smith If there is one thing I know about us “guys” it’s that we are guided by ego more than we like to admit and probably more than we are even aware of. As I ponder that statement it strikes me as somewhat peculiar because for those of us who have even a novice understanding of scripture know that ego was at the heart of the original sin of Adam and Eve. Nevertheless I am convinced that we are somewhat blind to our consistent egotistical behavior. One of the most
Hoping for Something Better
By The Howitzer Things are going to get better, aren’t they? My finances are going to stabilize, right? My job is going to become more satisfying? My kids are going to stay out of trouble and reach their potential? My wife is going continue to love me, right? The politicians are finally going to get it right and soon we will all experience world peace? A chicken in every pot and every child will live out the American Dream even if they were
By The Howitzer Things are going to get better, aren’t they? My finances are going to stabilize, right? My job is going to become more satisfying? My kids are going to stay out of trouble and reach their potential? My wife is going continue to love me, right? The politicians are finally going to get it right and soon we will all experience world peace? A chicken in every pot and every child will live out the American Dream even if they were
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