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I began writing Think Daily in April of 2009 and Think Daily for Businesspeople about 4 months later. Since then I have never missed a weekday message, and our subscriber list has grown to 5005 for Think Daily and 3631 for Think Daily for Businesspeople. It's a new year…
Should free speech include offending people?
Free speech is the bedrock of a free society. In countries that are not free, they will throw you in jail if you speak out against or insult the government, the leader, or their religion. Crazy, huh? What about here though? If we censor or make it a crime to…
Comparison is the Thief of Joy
When we compare ourselves to others, we'll always find people who are doing and looking better than us. Focus on being a better you and doing better than you did last year or last week. You know when you are growing and doing better. That's what matters.
Being Important
Many people are trying to be someone important, rather than doing something important. When you do something important, people will see you as someone who is important. Are you doing someonthing important?
Quitters lose
If I had a choice between talent or willpower and long term enthusiasm, I'd take the latter every time. When you have more perseverance than others who are more talented or intelligent, you will win - when they quit or lose interest. Do you have perseverance?
Scarcity vs. Abundance
If you keep saying the resources you need are not available or hard to find, they will elude you. But if you open yourself up to what you need, you will find it. What do you expect to find?
Set a goal; work on it everyday
Set a big goal that energizes you. See it clearly, write it down, and immerse your thoughts in it. Go to work on it every day, and give it everything you've got. It's why you're here.
Freedom to Respond
While we may not always be able to control the situation to our liking, we are always free to choose how to respond. How are you/have you responded to "that situation"?
"Calmness is the cradle of power"
I love this quote from Josiah Gilbert Holland. In my observation and experience, in high stress/high consequence situations, being manic, worked up, and stressed out kills your performance and chances of an ideal outcome. Stay calm, stay centered, and breathe. Access your best self by staying calm.
#21 All I could be.
We drove north, back to mile 590. Franz was just getting there. Ralph and John approached the window of the van, but I couldn’t get out. I was spent. I was disappointed. I didn’t want them to see me in this van. For all they did for me, and all…
Thank you!
I began writing Think Daily in April of 2009 and Think Daily for Businesspeople about 4 months later. Since then I have never missed a weekday message, and our subscriber list has grown to 5005 for Think Daily and 3631 for Think Daily for Businesspeople.
It’s a new year and I want to thank you for being with me this last year. Why am I thanking you? Because by knowing you are out there, expecting a message each day, has motivated me to keep going with this. And by having to come up with something that adds to people each day has made me better.
I’m mostly a writer and a trainer these days, in between living a wide life – personally and in business. I know I have become a better trainer as a result of writing Think Daily messages. I know that the thinking and writing skills I have sharpened will be used for even greater good as I grow up.
I sincerely hope that you have benefitted too. I just love to hear that my message resonated with or helped someone that particular day. Like when I talked about night following day, and day following night; the night always ends and the sun always rises no matter what – giving us hope and a new chance. That message really helped someone that day. That keeps me going.
So often people say I was reading their mind, or ask how I knew what they needed to hear that day. Of course the answer is that we are all the same. The journey of being human is scarcely different for any one of us. We may be living in a different place, at a different age or scale, but what goes on inside of us is something we all share. It’s a journey of excitment, ambition and hope, interrupted by desperation, sadness and despair.
In all this, we never lose our power to help others with our words and encouragement – and in giving that away, we are left filled that much more. If we know how we work, (ourselves and others), we can live better, more fulfilling lives for the time we’re here. And that’s important, because this is our shot; right now, and it’s going fast.
I’ll keep it going if you will. Deal?
The two things that encourage me are referring others and making comments, as so many of you have.
Thanks again for being there. Let’s make it a great 2017 together! – Larry
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Should free speech include offending people?
Free speech is the bedrock of a free society. In countries that are not free, they will throw you in jail if you speak out against or insult the government, the leader, or their religion. Crazy, huh?
What about here though? If we censor or make it a crime to offend people, aren’t we doing the same thing?
If we can’t say anything that may offend a person or group, we are open to an interpretation of what is offensive – and that is dangerous. People have different definitions of morality, different beliefs, habits and customs. Limitations on speech lead to authoritarian regimes where people are oppressed, particularly groups that the ruling regime doesn’t like.
While offending people may be showing intolerance, perhaps ignorance, and may be in poor taste, and while being offended is no fun, it is a small price to pay to live in a free society where we get to express ourselves freely.
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Being free does not eliminate our personal responsibility to be a morally good person in speech and actions. We are bound to offend someone somewhere sometime, but if our intentions are morally sound, that offense is easier to swallow than if the intentions were in a mean hearted manner. Sometimes things need to be said or actions taken that will offend some people, but sometimes those things can be tempered out of love for our neighbor.
complete agreement
I have no control over how someone edits the information People often choose to be offended by the slightest thing But I do have complete control over what I say So do I mean what I say or am I mean about what I say Thanks Larry and have a great day
I can tolerate that… can you?
There is a reason the founding fathers made freedom of speech the “1st” amendment. That was not by happenstance.
I agree 100% percent with what the first Tim said. I would just add that if you say it and it is coming from a morally sound position, own it. Don’t back off, but be willing to hear another side. Just remember that some people have a different morality and sense of what is right and wrong than you do, and they have the right to be offended and disagree with you. That is when they exercise their freedom of speech. The biggest problem this country faces right now with freedom of speech is that no one wants to debate and learn, they only want to scream their own agenda and not listen to any other ideas.
Could not agree more! Unfortunately, it seems that the further left one may be on the political scale of things the more we are told by them that we must have a tolerance towards the things they embrace and to give them the freedom to espouse their beliefs. Which incidentally I completely agree with. But, if for some reason we don’t hold those same beliefs or see something flawed in it, we are expected to be muffled and not have the same liberty that they have to express their convictions. There is something disingenuous about that to me. What’s good for the goose should equally be as good for the gander.
A quote from todays “Think Daily “ is “People have different definitions of morality, different beliefs, habits and customs. Limitations on speech lead to authoritarian regimes where people are oppressed……….it is a small price to pay to live in a free society where we get to express ourselves freely….”
It is my opinion that there is no such thing as absolute freedom. Including freedom of speech. This is because of two things First: Where my actions begin to encroach on another’s freedoms, have I not suppressed or oppressed theirs? Second: Like it or not there has to be a protective standard of measure of some sort. That standard should be open to debate and perhaps ever evolving, but there must be one. Because without it, the price to be paid may not be so small.
Example: Would you allow a child pornographer and/or a child molester open access to express their views on nudity, love, and sex to the students in an elementary school? WHY NOT? It’s just their freedom of speech. If you censor it, you open the door to being taken over by an oppressive authoritarian regime. Right?
Point to Ponder: Most, if not all, historians agree that Adolf Hitler had a powerful gift of speech. Hitler spoke Unbridled, Unchecked, and Uncensored. How did that work out in terms of human rights and regimes?
In terms of my personal standard and free speech I end my comment with quote from Lori Hatcher:
“I can’t curse those who don’t believe as I do. I can’t express hate or disdain for those who criticize what I hold dear. I can’t outshout, bully, or taunt them. I can’t exercise the liberty of free speech because I answer to a higher law. I answer to the Word of God.” ― Lori Hatcher
Agreed. Those that are offended by what others say have a complete backward attitude toward life. If the thoughts and words of people have that much of a bearing on your feelings, you have failed at life. The thoughts and words that others have should have no bearing on the thoughts and feelings of yourself. Who cares what others think, be happy with yourself.
Actually, Dan, it IS by happenstance that the First Amendment is first. There were two other amendments passed by the first Congress, and numbered 1 and 2, but they were not ratified by the states. Still, it’s a happenstance that worked out well.
Happy new year, Larry!
Lenny Bruce said it best. If we can`t say fuck, we can`t say fuck the government.
Amen!
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Comparison is the Thief of Joy
When we compare ourselves to others, we’ll always find people who are doing and looking better than us.
Focus on being a better you and doing better than you did last year or last week.
You know when you are growing and doing better. That’s what matters.
Excellent comment and advise!
absolutely! My Dad always taught me that!
People spend so much time comparing themselves to others and let the fear of failure keep them from achievement.
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Being Important
Many people are trying to be someone important, rather than doing something important.
When you do something important, people will see you as someone who is important.
Are you doing someonthing important?
What people think of me is really none of my business It is what I think of myself Thanks Larry Have a great day
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Quitters lose
If I had a choice between talent or willpower and long term enthusiasm, I’d take the latter every time.
When you have more perseverance than others who are more talented or intelligent, you will win – when they quit or lose interest.
Do you have perseverance?
I really felt the need to comment on this. I have been a horseman my whole life. When I was 20 I got a horse that was an ex ranch horse. All my friends and trainers told me he was no good, he could only do what he was trained to do etc. I spent the next 10 years of my life proving them wrong. With a lot of hard work and dedication and the help of some of my very good friends I not only turned him into an English equitation horse I turned him into a winner. And to this day of all the horses I owned (some pretty expensive well bred ones) he was the one that I remember as having the most heart and stamina. The one I think the most fondly of. If you believe in something or someone you should never quit.
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Scarcity vs. Abundance
If you keep saying the resources you need are not available or hard to find, they will elude you.
But if you open yourself up to what you need, you will find it.
What do you expect to find?
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Set a goal; work on it everyday
Set a big goal that energizes you. See it clearly, write it down, and immerse your thoughts in it.
Go to work on it every day, and give it everything you’ve got.
It’s why you’re here.
Freedom to Respond
While we may not always be able to control the situation to our liking, we are always free to choose how to respond.
How are you/have you responded to “that situation”?
Yes I have . Thanks for the insight .
A good friend of mine ha a saying which I love and its ” Love first act second” Thanks for your post Larry and have a great day
I processed it and made piece with it because I know everything that happened to me was a direct result of the choices I made. I am here and that is what matters. I usually do not even think about the past. I focus on making the most of the present. Sometimes I feel strange because I know there is always more to a situation than what we know, so knowing that my mind is super alert and attentive. Once I get over a trash hold I try to be the watcher and analyze myself and people from that perspective. Reading body language, energy, action and attitude in certain situations helps bring everything in focus and to form a better understanding of the picture.
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"Calmness is the cradle of power"
I love this quote from Josiah Gilbert Holland. In my observation and experience, in high stress/high consequence situations, being manic, worked up, and stressed out kills your performance and chances of an ideal outcome.
Stay calm, stay centered, and breathe.
Access your best self by staying calm.
How true and word to live by for sure. I love his poem “A song of Faith.”
I Love it!!
I have found this to be true and as a leader our people need to see this being demonstrated.
He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty;and he that ruleth his spirit than he that taketh a city.
He that is slow to wrath is of great understanding.
Seek to Understand
Great advice. Please send it along to the President-elect.
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Great Quote! Being Humble and slow to Anger and self control is a great Virtue!
Calmness, states Helene, can be practiced by wearing A good coat that has [three size D] batteries in both Right and Left pockets. Calmness has weight.
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#21 All I could be.
We drove north, back to mile 590. Franz was just getting there. Ralph and John approached the window of the van, but I couldn’t get out. I was spent. I was disappointed. I didn’t want them to see me in this van. For all they did for me, and all they hoped for me…part of me thought I let them down.
Now we had to go see Tanner finish. We were two hours away, and I didn’t think we’d get to the finish line before he did, but we had to try. “Let’s go see Tanner!” We headed up the road toward Ensenada. 15 minutes later, we called Bobby, who had been chasing Tanner all race with Kevin, Todd, Chad and Doug. Bobby was standing at the finish line.
Tanner was beat. He laid the bike down ten times in the last 40 miles, where the silt was really bad. Up one hill, a buggy was disabled, blocking the course. Tanner pulled up behind him and had to stop in the left rut. Another buggy came around the corner and up the hill. Tanner flagged him, and leaned his bike over to the left at a 45-degree angle onto the dirt. The second buggy pulled up and ran Tanner’s wheels over. The helmet camera footage was unbelievable. The buggy’s tires were 4” up over the spokes, resting right on Tanner’s wheels. It’s a wonder his wheels were not bent. Maybe it was the soft silt underneath for his wheels to imprint in that saved his race. When that mayhem cleared, he kept going, onto the glory of finishing the Baja 1000 Ironman.
“Tanner just came in!” Bobby said. He gave the phone to Tanner, which was quite awkward for Tanner with all the excitement at the finish. This was the boy I had riding an ATV, holding him between my legs when he was ten months old. “Congratulations, son!” I said. “Are you ok?” He said he was. I let him go as there were three more people waiting to interview him, and a Trophy Truck had just pulled up behind him. In the interview, just before I called, he told them I was out there racing still…I had mixed emotions. I was so happy for him, and so happy for me as his Dad, but depressed that I, his wingman, would not be rolling up onto that podium with him.
Over 5000 people have climbed Mt. Everest. Tanner had become only the 12th person to finish the Baja 1000 Ironman since they officially created the class in 2013.
He finished sixth out of 11. In a historical year, 8 out of the 11 Ironman starters finished. He was riding for 28.5 hours. I was so proud of him. He paid a heavy price. It was agony for him too, but finishing made it all worth it. Tanner could not straighten out his fingers, or make a fist, but it didn’t matter.
The first Ironman across the finish line, Jeff Benrud, came in with a broken wrist and a concussion. He would be penalized back to second place, but that’s another story. Tanner’s helmet camera showed that the winner missed virtual checkpoints and should have been penalized 10 minutes for each, but his tracker was not working for the first half of the race. We think Jeff should have won.
When we got back to Ensenada, we headed back to the hotel. I met Tanner there in the room in an anticlimactic fashion. It should have been on the podium. This would take time to process. We had been up for 32 hours now. We labored to get our gear off and laid down in our beds. I went unconscious for two hours, when Tanner woke me up to tell me the whole team was going to dinner. I took a shower and found lots of marks, abrasions and burns I did not know were there. My wrist was black and blue, there was a burn hole in the side of my leg, and my nose and neck had scuffs on them. No worries now – they’d all heal. Later I’d find out the severity of my neck injury – whiplash with seven cervical and throsic vertebrae out of place and torn muscles around them. It would take well over a month to feel better.
I sat at dinner with our team – all 13 of us. We were all happy for what had happened. I held my head up with my hand through dinner, looking forward to seeing my chiropractor soon.
Our friends said it was one of the most incredible experiences of their lives – one they’d never forget. That’s how I felt. We all felt it together. We were different now.
The range of possibilities in life just expanded like a supernova.
We were in it together. I am certain I would not have gotten as far as I did without my friends’ presence. We laughed. I think we all cried. We suffered together. We mixed blood. Boundaries erased. We towered.
What does it mean to do something you didn’t think possible? To give it everything and go beyond yourself? What does it feel like? What does it do for a man?
I left Baja, in late November of 2016, with all I am, and all I could be, in harmony.
Larry, what an incredible story of perseverance and just plain old guts! I have thoroughly enjoyed every part of this story and I’ll tell you why. It shows the JOURNEY! Everyone looks at success and only sees then end the triumph of it all but this shows the work of it all along with the victory. Thank you for sharing this!
Thanks for sharing such a moving story. I’m sure it will have a lifelong impact on you and what is possible in your life now. I have huge respect for you and Tanner and I know he will do great things, just like his dad. Gary and I always speak highly of your children, this is just another example of why they merit praise. Many people make a living, only some make a difference. Thanks for being a difference maker.
Prayed for you before and during the race, followed the updates live as best we could, and found the narrative to be captivating. Well done!
You took your words and lived them ……….what an amazing story of will and determination, mind over physical body. I feel as though I just finished a suspense novel that I couldn’t put down and couldn’t wait to pick up again! Congratulations to both you and Tanner and I wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas and a coming year full of possibility!
Well do Larry and Tanner!!! Great stuff my buddies. Do you remember Alfie’s favorite saying, “Bring me that cat.”? Well, you had your cat.
Cheers,
Phil.
Great story Larry! Every day I looked forward to opening my email and reading another chapter. Congrats to you and Tanner! I hope you both are healing well and are ready to celebrate the holidays!
A very exciting story, kept you waiting everyday just to hear what was happening. Great job Larry and congrats Tanner. Hope you feeling better Larry.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
Susan Crabb
Great job guys what you did is absolutely incredible!
Larry-
Thank you for sharing this journey with us, I looked forward to reading it every morning! What an amazing experience to be able to share with Tanner- congratulations to you both!
Larry, this is an amazing story. And well told. A few times I was tempted to Google and see if I could find the results. But I resisted, letting you tell the story your way.
I can’t even imagine what it takes to run this race. But I DO know something about writing. So I kept wondering: how did you remember all these details? I’d think you were dictating a diary along the way, except that doesn’t seem possible. Those ruts and spills must really have impressed themselves on your mind.
Congratulations to you and Tanner for taking on such a courageous and challenging adventure. Thank you for sharing your story!
What an amazing journey this was for both you and Tanner! Thank you for sharing your story with us. I looked forward every day to hear what happened next. Hope you have a very Happy Holiday!
Shew! What a story! I did not want the story to end! I’m so glad you’re multiplying your courage (all over the world) by sharing this with others.
Larry, I was following Tanner and your GPS trackers for most of those hours- cheering your progress along… I saw your speeds slow and worried…then saw your stops and worried more. When I saw you heading down the highway, I prayed that you weren’t hurt badly, but then realized you were doing the proud father thing and trying to get to see Tanner finish. Congratulations on doing ANY of this race!- I am amazed and proud of you both. Merry Christmas!
Ten month old Tanner between your legs in the ATV? You sure know how to make the tears flow.
Congratulations to you and Tanner. Thanks for sharing an amazing journey.
Phew!! That is an adventure for sure. Definitely one for the books. Congratulations on the race and getting as far as your did and to Tanner that is amazing, also HUGE KUDDOS for your friends being there for you through it all that is awesome. Hope yours and Tanner recovery is going good. Thank you for sharing with us. Have a Merry Christmas.
Congratulations to both you and Tanner! Sounds like it was an unbelievable ride.
Wow Larry, great story. Congratulations to you and Tanner for accomplishing so much. I hope you did not cause any damage to your body that won’t correct itself. You are a great story teller, very captivating. I had also tracked you and Tanner on my phone, saw some very slow times, at one point I was with my parents and I said “I think he must be walking?? He is going 1 mph” I knew the outcome of you both, but I still looked forward to reading it every day. Merry Christmas to you and your family!
What an amazing story! Thank you for sharing your experience with us Larry! I will miss not having it to read each day.
Wow! What an amazing adventure. You both should be so proud, and what an experience as a father to have done this with your son. Memories forever.
What an amazing accomplishment!
Thanks for sharing you journey with us!
What an accomplishment for both of you Congratulations Thanks Larry
What an awesome adventure! Thank you for sharing!!
What an amazing adventure ! thanks for sharing Larry ^^
Larry – I dreamed the impossible and now I’m living it – Thank you Larry for all your inspiration.
Congratulations on your adventure – totally amazing.
Peter
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Thank You! Keep up the great work. I will continue to share your words with others. 2017!! #MAGA
You really do great work with this. I enjoy it on many levels. I don’t take it for granted so thank you and have a great 2017.
Larry,
Thanks so much for being so dedicated each and every weekday morning. Think Daily is always the first to emails I look at each morning to get my day started right. Often times you’ll write something I don’t want to hear, but so badly need to hear. Thanks for all you do for so many.
Shane
Thank you for your inspiring and meaningful messages, and for your faithfulness in writing them each day. I look forward to them each morning; and yes, we have a deal. You keep writing them and I’ll keep reading them – and sharing them with others. Here’s to a healthy and prosperous 2017!
That’s a ” Deal” ! I look forward each morning reading “think Daily” and really looking forward to your writing and teaching in 2017 !
Thank you so much for everything Larry – I’m looking forward to 2017 and all the best to you. -David
Larry – thank you for your dedication. Your messages are the first thing I read in the morning and they often set the tone for my day. I will continue to read and pass on to others. Here’s to a fantastic 2017!
Hi Larry, thank you for bringing Blessings into my life. I will be waiting every day for you messages, ‘deal’. I pray that you will Blessed in return. Cheers, Phillip.
I own a custom window treatment business which I operate from my home in Woodbridge. I read your comments everyday. I often find that they validate my thinking. I always find this helpful, but particularly so on the days when I’m frustrated and wondering if I’m doing the right thing. Thank you for your comments. Adrienne
Good Morning Larry – Thanks for all you do! You have been a huge impact both personally and in business for me and I’m inspired by your devotion to send these messages every day. It’s how I start my day everyday. Keep them coming and this will be my best year ever! Happy New Year! Don G.
Thank you Larry for being so insiprational. I am lucky to know you. It is always good to read your thoughts. As we say in Hungarian: Köszönöm.
Thank you, Larry. Your writing gives me a lift each day. Keep it coming. All the best for 2017.
Thank-you Larry! I love my daily dose of inspiration from you, it does keep me going and encourages me to always do my best! Here’s to a fantastic 2017 for all!
THANK YOU for inspiring so many of us each day through both blogs. Along with so many others, I find inspiration, and on some days added energy to tackle my day. And yes those days where I say, “just how did he know I needed just those words today.” And others when I think, “I hope (name) saw this today.” Your encouraging words make it easy to share the inspiration. You keep writing and teaching. I will keep reading and sharing.
Thank you Larry! Your light and example are truly appreciated and on countless occasions your daily messages have resonated deeply that day. Keep up all you’re doing to make a difference!
Thank You Larry,
That’s a Deal! #THINK pass it on!
These inspirational messages have inspired me and have made me Think and often times keeps me going full steam ahead.
You have had such a positive influence on my life.
It’s funny …. I guess I am not the only one who would swear you were talking directly to me some days.
You have mentored me for years, through training, coaching, one on one interactions and of course with Think Daily!
Great Job My Friend, Keep It Going,
Thank You,
Think Daily “Rocks”
All the best in 2017
Blessed by your messages many times
Thanks, Larry! I appreciate your thoughts and share them with contacts and clients . I look forward to more in 2017!
Happy New Year Larry.
For a while I have used “New Day” from your Masterpiece album as my ‘ringtone’ that I wake up to each morning.
Thank you also for the daily emails-
Great Stuff!
Happy new year and thank you for the great inspirational messages ..
We refer to your personal and business messages often at our staff meetings .. They make people think.. They feel hope , feel blessed and know that each of us worry about things and it’s all normal
Keep up the great work
Jackie Yannes
Program director
Hope you and the family have an amazing 2017!
Hope you and the family have an amazing 2017! Happy New Year
You have a great year in 2017 and many more. Your messages are great and most times short & sweet with purpose.
Thank You for that.
Thank you, Larry. Every day I am anxious to read your inspirations and posts. They are always right on the mark.Please keep them coming. Your thoughts are fantastic!
Happy New Year Larry and to all who see this message . I look forward to these every day ! Thanks for being there.
Look forward to reading every morning. Thank You for the many insights !!
Go Larry! I often forward your messages to those I think can gain something from them at this moment in their lives.
So proud of you.
I was on a beautiful hike with some friends on New Years Eve; and I was asked who my mentors have been? While I have been blessed to have many over time I was quick to tell them about this guy named Larry Janesky and the impact he has had on me over the last several years. I am a better Leader and business person because of your impact on me.
Thank You Larry
I agree! This resonated the loudest to me: It’s a journey of excitment, ambition and hope, interrupted by desperation, sadness and despair. Remember that interruptions are brief and meant to be deflected from our chosen path!
Thank you Larry and Happy New Year!!
Thank you Larry!!!!
Happy New Year!!!
Rick j
Deal Larry! keep up the great work and thank you for all you have done. You’ve made a difference in my business and in my life. Thank you. I look forward to all the challenges in 2017.
Hi Larry
Ever since my daughter gave me a copy of the Highest Calling and signed me up for think daily i have improved my life in so many ways.
Thank You!
Thanks Larry for your continuing dedication to Think Daily. It is an inspiration for all of us.
I am fasting from media for January and have unsubscribed to most of my email traffic including Charles Spurgeon. I was waiting to unsubscribe to yours today. I typically read them in the AM but here at 19:15 I’ve just opened yours with the intention of unsubscribing. After reading this I’ve realized that I share your blog with several young men both in business and some not. Just for encouragement. Hearing your request and understanding that it helps you as well. Sooo…Deal it is then. I can afford this important blog! Thanks, giving is growing aye!
Thanks Larry, it’s a deal. Have a healthy and prosperous 2017.
David
A year or 2 ago you wrote about what we are listening and reading in our spare time. I since have been playing books on CD while driving. Mostly business related, some I have played over for months. I spend a lot of time driving.
Thanks Larry for all you do. Sometimes I find myself repeating what I have read In Think Daily all day long even telling others so don’t stop we need you.Have a Fantastic 2017.
Thanks for using your talents to inspire and motivate us to be better leaders!
Thank you Larry for what you do, I look forward to seeing what you have to say everyday I open my email, much appreciated.
Very powerful words Larry:
It’s a journey of excitement, ambition and hope, interrupted by desperation, sadness and despair.
In all this, we never lose our power to help others with our words and encouragement – and in giving that away, we are left filled that much more.
Through the ups and downs of life, it’s about making a difference in the lives of those around us.
These messages are such a part of the day. Some I save, some are used in blogs, some for training. Keep them going.
DEAL!!
Been reading think daily for a while now. Always great to have words that will cause me to “think” and move me to action based on validating the information in my life. We come from all walks of life, positions/careers, all ages, and many different goals/visions. But what most of us share is the desire to better ourselves, our families and our communities. All think daily writings are great for everybody. We also have to remember, who is the provider of all blessings on earth and who all praise should go to.
I look forward to the continued learning from think daily and hopefully “taking action” on more of the great advice, vs just reading it, like I usually do! 🙂
Happy New Year to you as well!
This year I am spending the New Year in an ICU room in Denever where my father has experienced a heart attack.
As I watch the army of health care providers attend to my father and make him as comfortable as possible, I am grateful for their dedication and hard work. Their job is far from glamorous, yet they do it with supreme compassion, cheerfulness and professionalism.
I look forward to reading Business Daily every day. So often when I feel lost or stuck it shows the way out.
Your wisdom, focus and professionalism
inspires me every day.
Thank you.
Thank you for such positive feeds all year long LJ. I wish you rhinoceros success in 2017.
Thanks to you I stopped listening to you suck radio!!
Larry,
THANK YOU
Thank you. I frequently am glad I have read your email. Keep them coming.
Today I’m grateful for Think Dailey!