As a senior in the Marketing Department of Texas A&M's nationally famous May's Business School, I'm afforded with many opportunities no other in the universe are allowed. Or so they'd like me to think. Anyway, This semester will most undoubtedly be the hardest of my life, and every day we're paving the road the next semester's seven hours to graduation! Oh what a long road we have to pave. During this journey, I've been assigned to read a few real books (as opposed to textbooks, which as a rule of thumb, suck); one of which comes from the coauthor of a national bestseller, and is titled, "Now, Discover Your Strengths". The reason I post about it is because as far as I can remember this is the only self-improvement sort of book I've ever read that is written from a non-Christian perspective. So far it has been tolerable, and I'm not sure how much of the book I'll agree with or disagree with, but I'm pretty sure I'll be disinterested in forming an opinion throughout most of it. Be that as it may, I'll probably let everyone know my strengths whenever I discover them. Stay tuned, thanks for visiting to the three of you who do.
9.02.2005
business as usual
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Discovering the views of others, like and/or unlike yours, will only strenghten your views! This is the building of a healthy worldview (as long as you don't part from what you know is true). Your senior year will be challenging, hopefully will be fun, but certainly will be one you will always remember.
dad
dad's always have a good word to say.... he's right.
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