Even in the midst of war, the country’s fighters have been captured putting aside their weapons for an afternoon tea
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Moore, OK Disaster Relief
Unless you have been trained, do not go to Moore, OK. Do not give your junk. Give your $$$
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1.5 Million Syrian Refugees
Infographic - This week we hit 1.5 million Syrian @refugees -increase of 1 million in 2013 #Syria twitter.com/SybellaWilkes/…
— Sybella Wilkes (@SybellaWilkes) May 17, 2013
Can A Business Loose Its License For Being “Too Kind”
I have met Jamie Zumwalt twice. The first time we were both speaking at a missions conference. The…
Inside Mexico City’s Chaotic Underground Rush Hour
Known as one of the worst cities in the world to drive, Mexico City’s rush hours aren’t much better underground.
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Whiteboard Whole Church Whole Gospel Whole World
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McDonald’s Theory
The next time you have an idea rolling around in your head, find the courage to quiet your inner critic just long enough to get a piece of paper and a pen, then just start sketching it. “But I don’t have a long time for this!” you might think. Or, “The idea is probably stupid,” or, “Maybe I’ll go online and click around for—”
No. Shut up. Stop sabotaging yourself.
The same goes for groups of people at work. The next time a project is being discussed in its early stages, grab a marker, go to the board, and throw something up there. The idea will probably be stupid, but that’s good! McDonald’s Theory teaches us that it will trigger the group into action.
