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Fear will kill your dreams
- My Coffee bag resume landed 6 interviews and my dream job
- How did you handle the financial losses that were left in the wake of the bad business?
- I’m not in this for the money
- Can I turn my love for genealogy into a business?
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“Consult not your fears but your hopes and your dreams.” – Pope John XXIII
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Author: Dan Miller
Dan Miller, President of 48 Days LLC, specialized in creative thinking for increased personal and business success. He believed meaningful work blended our natural skills and abilities, our unique personality traits and our dreams and passions. Dan was active in helping individuals redirect careers, evaluate new income sources, and achieve balanced living. He believed that a clear sense of direction can help us become all that God designed us to be. Dan was the author of the widely acclaimed 48 Days To The Work – and Life – You Love, No More Dreaded Mondays, Wisdom Meets Passion and An Understanding Heart. He hosted a weekly podcast that was consistently ranked #1 under Careers on iTunes.
Great stuff as always Dan. I can’t begin to tell you how freeing it was when I changed my mindset to focus on those things I can control or change. No matter what my circumstances, I can always control my response.
I totally agree with you Dan regarding taking a break from watching the news but I have to be honest with you. My Dad, brother, husband and son have be racially profiled by police officers. My family and I have an expectation that police officers are here to protect and serve but we see things done differently in our communities. A positive attitude is good to have but if I was to ignore the injustice it would be like me walking around with my eyes closed and going against how I was raised to stand up for justice and equality.