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January 23, 2025• bytreyharris254

On The Other Side Of The Hill

Have you ever looked at a goal and felt your stomach drop, knowing that you’ve been putting off the steps needed to reach it? Many of us know the exact tasks...

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January 13, 2025• bytreyharris254

Are You Setting Your Goals Correctly?

Many people start the year with the best intentions but soon realize their plans lack direction. They know they want to improve or accomplish something, yet...

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January 1, 2025• bytreyharris254

What Do You Expect From 2025?

Before rushing forward with plans, learning from the days gone by can be helpful. Think about the previous...

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December 16, 2024• bytreyharris254

The Long Road Ahead

Our decision to head in a new direction can change in a moment. However, the actual fruits of that choice take time to appear. This is where patience,...

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December 11, 2024• bytreyharris254

Laying the Groundwork for Your Future

Before you rush into resolutions and grand plans for the coming year, take a moment to consider where you've been. Reflecting on your progress...

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December 2, 2024• bytreyharris254

Making The Choice To Change

Change is not an instant transformation but a continuous process that requires patience and persistence. There may be setbacks along the way, but perseverance...

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October 30, 2024• bytreyharris254

Your Action Plan’s Success is Determined by Discipline

Having a well-designed action plan is essential for pursuing our goals. However, even the most detailed strategies can falter without the key ingredient of... ...

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October 22, 2024• bytreyharris254

Am I Responsible For My Own Success?

God has given us the gift of free will, allowing us to make decisions that influence our lives. Deuteronomy 30:19 says... ...

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October 16, 2024• bytreyharris254

Changing Your Direction Is Your Choice

Life is often compared to a journey across the vast ocean, with each of us at the helm of our ship. The seas may be unpredictable, and the winds may shift, but...