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Reblogged this on John Cowgill's Literature Site.
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Thanks, John!
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yes, it’s better grown and changing rather staying stuck.
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I’m with you on this.
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Another GREAT point. Thanks Kally.
Being afraid of change; avoiding challenges, avoiding promotions are not only “being stuck in the MUD”; quite often the “mud” actually results in being stuck in QUICKSAND, which will bury you.
Pray about it.
God Bless,
Patrick
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Insightful! Thank you for sharing. God’s peace!
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Thank you!
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So true
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Thanks a lot! Have a great week!
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Apt!. 🔥 May we not be “stuck” in the wrong place.
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Thanks a lot! Have a great week!
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Very true!
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Thank you Janet! How’s your New Year?
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Amazing!
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Thank you, Ben!
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Growing and changing are fulfilling while remaining stuck in one place is stressful.
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