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Sunday Firesides: In Your Element
Many people go through life like a perpetually dry-docked swan.
Jun 14
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Kate McKay
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Sunday Firesides: Exercise, Man’s Most Faithful Companion
Picture for a moment a man out running in the cool evening air. He appears to be alone. But he is not.
Jun 7
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Kate McKay
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Sunday Firesides: Dying of Embarrassment
Strange as it may seem, people will move toward a threat rather than violate social norms or risk awkwardness.
May 31
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Kate McKay
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Sunday Firesides: Life Bathing
When life’s most human, satisfying, transcendent and increasingly scarce experiences present themselves, they should be intentionally amplified, deeply…
May 24
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Kate McKay
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Sunday Firesides: Self-Development Is a Duty
Self-development is more than an optional hobby: it is a moral responsibility.
May 17
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Kate McKay
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Sunday Firesides: What You See, Shapes
What we see in someone else colors how we treat them, and how we treat them shapes how they show up — and who they become.
May 10
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Kate McKay
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Sunday Firesides: This Is Not a Dress Rehearsal
Many people subconsciously go through their days as if they’re in a dress rehearsal. They’re ever waiting for the curtain to go up on their real life.
May 3
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Kate McKay
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Sunday Firesides: The Peace of Being One Person
A story is told about a situation Theodore Roosevelt faced during one of his presidential campaigns.
Apr 26
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Kate McKay
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Sunday Firesides: A Rolling Stone Catches No . . .
Cut from a stained glass mountain
Apr 19
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Kate McKay
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Sunday Firesides: It Will Stay With You (Until You Stay With It)
Even when the issue is out of sight, it isn’t gone.
Apr 12
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Kate McKay
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Sunday Firesides: Intimations of Immortality
No one knows for sure what comes after death. It is the great mystery. Yet, as we go about our lives, we sometimes encounter clues that point toward the…
Apr 5
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Kate McKay
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Sunday Firesides: Cultivate the Tomorrow Judgement Today
You don’t have to wait for time to put things in their proper proportion.
Mar 29
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Kate McKay
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