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tactile planning

Knowing what you want

You do not succeed because you do not know what you want or you don’t want it intensely enough. ~Frank Crane I have a swirled response to that idea. Because sometimes knowing what you want becomes a work-in-progress, and the passionate intensity with which you pursue it is indeed {enough}. You simply are not “there” [...]

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Setting Goals {pArt 1}

One of the many perks I {adore and} enjoy about living in the country are the views: Wide open spaces with a big-sky canopy; tree lines; fields of wheat, cotton, alfalfa; plowed fields of red-dirt rows; cattle grazing; horses galloping … And miles and miles of barbed wire fences. I have never actually run a [...]

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Anyone got the time?

In our busyness, we deceive ourselves into believing that we have no time for the activities we enjoy, the goals we dream about — for creativity, for rest … for just plain fun! However, slow and steady wins the race! Especially for those of us who periodically run w-a-y too fast in various directions! Despite [...]

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Tactile Plan of Attack

All who have accomplished great things have had a great aim, have fixed their gaze on a goal which was high, one which sometimes seemed impossible. ~ Orison Swett Marden Perhaps the change of seasons … or the weather … or mere routine replacing scenic travel and being away from home. Whatever it is, I [...]

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