Motivation on the Run

Over the long holiday weekend, I was tagged by Pet from PetsGardenBlog The tag is for a meme requiring me to reveal eight random things about myself, which I gladly did for Pet. Here’s is the link to the meme.

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 Motion! [17:44m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Are you looking to take your life to the next level? Are you willing to dedicate yourself? If so, this series is absolutely for you. In the past, I’ve talked about planning, setting and achieving goals, but what about the here and now? What about our lives today? Shouldn’t we enjoy the life we have [...]

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 Excellence! [10:53m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Our new journey to “Live the Dream” starts this week with a discussion on Excellence! Do you have a goal to achieve excellence in your life? It’s a worthy goal, but a difficult trip. Are you ready to come along?
Music By
David Henderson
John Korbel

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Nine Nontechie Skills that Hiring Managers Wish You Had (and How to Get Them)
Looking for that next promotion? Here’s some help
(tags: leadership, motivation)

Student spotlights: Those who make a difference in South Sound
A profile of a 17 year-old that knows what she wants to do with her life.
(tags: leadership, motivation)

Too Much Information? Ignore It
You make the [...]

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 Live the Dream [10:09m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Live the Dream is the new theme for Motivation on the Run. This begins a new era for MotR where we dig deeper and ask harder questions requiring introspection. I don’t have all the answers, but maybe I can ask a few good questions enabling you to come up with your own great answers.
Music By
John [...]

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Steve Farber, good friend, author and speaker extraordinaire, has a free offer that will make a real difference in your life. He is offering readers Extreme Leadership: In Pursuit of the OS!M, that normally sells for $49.95, FREE! Three hours of audio content with a total cost of a double opt-in subscription.
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