Camden Ross replied to Dallan Myers's discussion The Cost of Fear in the group 4 Points Coaching - Finding your Voice
Camden Ross replied to Dallan Myers's discussion Podcast,Vlogging studio. in the group Baby Steps to Business
Kim Hall replied to Dallan Myers's discussion The Cost of Fear in the group 4 Points Coaching - Finding your Voice
Camden Ross replied to Dallan Myers's discussion The Cost of Fear in the group 4 Points Coaching - Finding your Voice
Kim Hall replied to Dallan Myers's discussion The Cost of Fear in the group 4 Points Coaching - Finding your Voice
Kim Hall replied to Dallan Myers's discussion The Cost of Fear in the group 4 Points Coaching - Finding your Voice
Ryan Barclay replied to Dallan Myers's discussion Podcast,Vlogging studio. in the group Baby Steps to Business
Joel Boggess replied to Dallan Myers's discussion The Cost of Fear in the group 4 Points Coaching - Finding your Voice
Dallan Myers commented on Rob Orr's group Book Club Reading Group
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Elmer Querubin commented on Dallan Myers's blog post Someday
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Dallan Myers joined Jeff Long's groupPosted on August 6, 2011 at 12:03pm 1 Comment 0 Likes
So much of life is predicated on a promise of someday.
We date because someday we’ll find that special someone. We get an education and a degree because someday we’re going to have a career and make a living. We write journals because someday we’re going to look back on our words and realize how far we’ve come.
The flaw in waiting for our someday is that it takes us out of the present. We set our sights an someday and never deviate from that course, because someday it will pay…
ContinuePosted on July 25, 2011 at 8:46am 1 Comment 0 Likes
We have a wood burning stove in our home. It is one of my favorite things in our house. We have our reading chair sitting next to it, and I enjoy sitting here to read and meditate in my spare time.
Lately though, my peaceful little corner has been intruded upon. Birds have been exploring the inside of our chimney and several of them have been unable to escape. The sound is horrible, they screech and scratch and flail their wings in fear. The poor lost birds are disoriented and anxious…
ContinuePosted on July 19, 2011 at 6:05am 1 Comment 0 Likes
No not that Mike Myers.
Michael Lynn Myers was born in Southern Illinois in 1950. He was raised in poverty, lost both parents at a young age, got drafted, and spent much of his young adult life traveling around the country taking odd jobs. He met my mom in Colorado Springs in the early 1970's and soon after convinced her to marry him.
Mike Myers is my dad.
He is also the father to my 5 brothers and 3 sisters. If you have 9 children in your family people ask "from 1…
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Thomas Siebel is a computer science and engineering genius. He has leveraged his talents in this arena into a successful and extremely lucrative career. He sits on boards at universities such as Stanford, Princeton, and Cal Berkeley. And yet, somehow Thomas has found time to be a giver. Siebel supports many notable and worthy causes which has landed him near the top of every philanthropist list there is. I wish to outline a project I have seen in motion. A project which I have seen do much…
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Joel Boggess said… Hi Dallan,
Thank you for joining us in our group and for getting the discussion started.
Starting and also participating in other people's discussions is a great way to benefit from this community.
The next issue of our newsletter will be out in a few days. 4 Points Coaching is a weekly. May we start sending it your way?
-Joel
author of - One Woman's Journey to the Work She Loves
Joel Boggess said… Dallon,
By the way, if you're a Kevin Miller fan, check out Free Agent Underground later today.
Kevin and I have been friends for years.
Joel Boggess said…
Kathy said… Dallan,
Thanks for the request to connect. I enjoyed your blog and your thoughts. There is a saying "some people give and forgive, others get and forget." Great to see how many "givers" you profile.
Justin Lukasavige said… Thanks for connecting, Dallan. I love your name!
I see you'd like to start your own business. I've been there and finally figured it out. My story is at http://coachradio.tv/about if you're interested.
How can I help?
Henry Matlock said… Hi Dallan,
Thanks for the friend invite. You will find 48Days.net to be a helpful and insightful community; so feel free to ask for assistance and to jump in when you have anything to share that can benefit others. And thanks for sharing your insights about manifestos. Certainly food for thought.
All the best!
Henry
Erin Casey said… Hi Dallan,
I wanted to send a quick welcome to the Write it Forward, Real Success and Profit for Writers group. We're glad you're here!
The group's discussion forum is packed with ideas, and is great place to get feedback on your work, ideas and questions. Jump into the conversations and let us know how we can help you reach your writing goals.
Best,
Erin Casey
Feeling stuck? Get 5 free tips for overcoming writer's block at www.mywritersconnection.com. Happy writing!
Brent Green said… Welcome Dallan!
This is a great community to do exactly what you are wanting to do...bounce ideas off of others.
You mentioned wanting to start your own business - is there a particular that you want to start?
If interested, check out our Pursuing Your Calling group.
In Him,
Brent
Jay Veal said… Hello Dallan,
Welcome to the 48 Days Community!
Jay Veal
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