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The Third Opinion: July 2008

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Thursday, July 17, 2008. Three Secrets to Save Your CEO from a Heart Attack! Baxter was a fun-loving visionary who attracted all kinds of sharp and gifted people to him and his ministry. He not only made them feel like they had a unique contribution to make, but also that they would forever be his best friend! By constantly keeping an unrealistic number of balls in the air. Here are three secrets to help your leaders stay healthy:. 1 Personal Support: Be a "down and outer". If the staff has taken on the ...

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Friday, November 13, 2009. As a high school quarterback, I led the whole city of Dallas in two impressive stats: number of interceptions and number of times sacked! I was mainly to blame for our bust of a season because I would get so nervous, and my hands would shake so badly, that I developed a ritual of fumbling the first snap of every game! So terrified of messing up, I would literally sweat through my bed sheets the night before each game! 8221; In fact, here are five ways:. If you love to apply for...

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The Third Opinion: August 2008

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Friday, August 1, 2008. Four Ways a Steering Committee Can Help Get You to 100%. Why don’t we get some of our friends involved? At their first meeting, Katie shared two key verses that provided the rationale for starting the group:. Two are better than one, for they have a good return for their labor. If either of them falls, the other will lift him up. But woe to the one who falls when there is not another to lift him up. 1 Commit to pray regularly. 2 Brainstorm for new contacts. Every member was suppos...

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Superfly Shimmyboy: June 2009

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Thursday, June 18, 2009. Links to this post. Wednesday, June 17, 2009. The Roller Coaster Continues. Links to this post. Tuesday, June 16, 2009. A Busy Day Tomorrow. It's a slow, methodical process of elimination. We're just waiting to see what tomorrow brings. Links to this post. Monday, June 15, 2009. Links to this post. Links to this post. Thursday, June 11, 2009. Back to the Lab and Then the EEG. Today, Megan had to keep Ella up all day in preparation for the EEG. It was a tough task, but she was...

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The Third Opinion: Facebook: The Support Raiser's New Best Friend

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Wednesday, April 8, 2009. Facebook: The Support Raiser's New Best Friend. So, you love the ministry…it’s just people that you hate! As we say in the south, "Ain’t gonna happen! Well, a 20-something Harvard dropout named Mark Zuckerberg has changed all that for us. Now, instead of it being weird or awkward to re-connect with your 5th grade Girl Scout friend or your 9th grade lab partner, it’s ok—even cool—to do so. How did Zuckerberg pull it off? 1 Resurrect your "Namestorm List". Search for and ask each ...

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The Third Opinion: January 2009

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Thursday, January 8, 2009. Is it Really More Blessed to Give Than it is to Receive? Some Christian workers view support raising as a feel-good movie with a happy ending, but others see it more like a horror film—maybe a combination of "The Perfect Storm" and "Jaws! But for most of us, perception is reality and how we view circumstances and people can make us or break us. Instead of smiling at the future and believing the best in people (rather than the worst! Now some skeptics may question the veracity o...

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The Third Opinion: November 2009

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Friday, November 13, 2009. As a high school quarterback, I led the whole city of Dallas in two impressive stats: number of interceptions and number of times sacked! I was mainly to blame for our bust of a season because I would get so nervous, and my hands would shake so badly, that I developed a ritual of fumbling the first snap of every game! So terrified of messing up, I would literally sweat through my bed sheets the night before each game! 8221; In fact, here are five ways:. If you love to apply for...

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The Third Opinion: Successful Support Raising in a Suffering Economy

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Thursday, January 8, 2009. Successful Support Raising in a Suffering Economy. What’s a support-raising Christian worker to do when things get so bad it’s more appropriate to spell it ickonomy rather than economy? Should you do the “security shuffle,” scrambling to interview for church staff or secular positions? Afraid not. They’re slashing budgets and employees too! 1 Review your calling. 8221; Guess what? 2 Don’t panic. Do not send out crisis letters. People might respond once, but if you ever do i...

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The Third Opinion: June 2008

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Monday, June 2, 2008. Getting "Buy In" from Supporters at Pivotal Transitions. Emily was a 35-year-old schoolteacher who had developed quite a heart for missions. She had taken the. Perspectives on the World Christian Movement. Course, gone on short term mission trips, prayed regularly through. And then felt a call to do more. She arrived at a critical crossroads was and thinking seriously about accepting one of the staff opportunities presented to her by several agencies. Where did Emily go wrong? Wheth...

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The Third Opinion: May 2008

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Thursday, May 8, 2008. The Most "Secure" Job You'll Ever Have! Jack felt sure numerous top-tier job offers would be banging on his door now that he completed his MBA. He had worked so hard packing his resume with good grades, service activities, previous jobs and internships, and of course, an all-star cast of references. He was also secretly counting on his network of fraternity brothers and his Tom Cruise good looks as “icing on the. Several times during the 22 years we have lived and ministered on sup...