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on June 3, 2014 -
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The Invisible Finish Line – Pt. 2

In the first part of this article, we talked about “drifters” and their inability to complete tasks. Check it out here! “Your opponent started yesterday.” –Pastor S. Norful There are the people that see someone doing something great and want to do the same thing, which isn’t always bad. The problem comes when we fail […]

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on May 27, 2014 -
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The Invisible Finish Line – Pt. 1

“Your opponent started yesterday.” –Pastor S. Norful When I was younger, I wanted to be so many different things. I told my parents I wanted to be an actress like Brandy on Moesha, so they put me in an acting class at the local community center. I can still remember twirling around in a white Goodwill […]

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on May 4, 2014 -
Blog, Business, Motivation, Nonprofit
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Will Work For…

Many people have difficulty finding harmony between their work and emotional fulfillment. I recently came across a sign in a magazine that read “will work for six figures, fulfillment, and world peace.” I will spare you the hypocrisy and admit that if I could have all of those things at the same time, I will gladly […]

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on March 4, 2014 -
Motivation, Uncategorized
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2014 Me, Myself & I: Let’s Talk about Personal Development

P.E.R.K. Consulting invites all women to the 2014 Me, Myself & I: Let’s Talk about Personal Development workshop- an interactive workshop on personal development for women. Join other ladies for a time designed to inspire you to pursue your goals, enhance your self-esteem, and develop crucial life skills. Topics covered include: 1. Living…on Purpose (Get […]

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on March 2, 2014 -
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Practicing the Relational Safety Zone

When I began learning how to drive—the time best known as my mother’s most frustrating point as a parent–I learned all the necessary rules of the road. I learned to keep 100 feet of distance between my vehicle and cars in front of me. I learned to always use my indicator before switching lanes, and […]

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