Each chapter of the book, The Power of One, ends with a few self reflection you can use to think about or journal. Could also be used as discussion questions for a book study.
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Self-Reflection 1. What have you started that you need to finish? 2. Have you had trouble finishing a project or task in the past? a. Did you eventually finish it in a timely manner? 3. What small steps can you take consistently to help you finish something you need to finish?
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The Power of One remains on sale for the next four days.
All good things come to an end, but they are always better with friends. We spent one night, four hours at The Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar and as you can see by the sign, they shut the lights off.
Those four hours taught and reminded me of many lessons. If you missed some of them you can always find them at toddagordon.com or scroll through my social media posts to find them from the last six daily posts.
Here’s a summary: • Be Ready • Keep Your Dream Alive • Do What You Love To Do • Don’t Judge • Remember Where You Come From and Who You Are
The final lesson? Enjoy life with good friends. We enjoyed the evening with our good friends Charles and Linda. We sat right in front of the stage and enjoyed the evening listening to the incredible live music.
When you find your friends that you share things in common with make a point to not take that for granted. Find opportunities to share those moments, even when you are 700 miles from home.
I would also like to share a few of the Instagram names of a few of the musicians that participated in the evening and entertained us. You may also be able to find them on Facebook.
I’m sure there are a few more, but these are the ones I know of. Thank you to all of them for sharing their incredible talents.
@thecoreymacshow @taylortuke @robtalton_music @pingroseplays @nickplaner @gilgannenteetainment (saw him on Sunday)
If you’re in Nashville head down to Printers Alley to The Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar, support the local musicians, tip the band, and enjoy the amazing talent.
Life is better with music and life is better with good friends. When they come together it makes for special moments.
Thank you Jake von Scherrer for the review. It means a lot. Appreciate all that you continue to do for our profession.
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Let’s not forget to ENJOY. Enjoy the light hearted moments and times to smile, laugh and play.
ENJOY the company of family, old friends, and new friends, and relax a little bit. Enjoy and appreciate moments.
Add ENJOY to your daily list of responsibilities and disciplines and see how well the other responsibilities of your day go because of a simple decision to ENJOY life’s moments and what they have to offer.