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Who are your friends?

By Tim Gibney Posted on July 25, 2017 Posted in challenges, encouragement, Facebook, friends, friendship

Who are your close friends, you know, the one’s that you can count on? I bring this up as many people between the ages of 12 and 30 think that because they have 100’s of FaceBook friends they have friendships. …

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What do you celebrate?

By Tim Gibney Posted on July 20, 2017 Posted in achievements, celebrate, health, life, strength

Do you celebrate only strength and achievement? Wouldn’t it make more sense to celebrate those that work selflessly to help us with the things we take for granted? Have you celebrated the health you have? Have you celebrated the ability …

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Have our Governments gone mad?

By Tim Gibney Posted on July 18, 2017 Posted in DNA, gender identification, Governments, health card

Have they lost the ability to say ‘no’ to those who are living a fairy tale? Let me give you an example. Recently a baby in British Columbia was issued which may be the first health card in history without …

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Do others see the world as you do?

By Tim Gibney Posted on July 13, 2017 Posted in assumptions, discussion, impose, understand, views

Do you think they should? Why is it that at times we assume that other people see the world as we do? Do you think that you are the only one who is right? Do you think that the way …

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What leads to happiness?

By Tim Gibney Posted on July 11, 2017 Posted in commitment, contribution, happiness, humans, purpose

Is it the collection of ‘things’? Or is it really possible to find happiness? I believe that you will agree that every person wants to be happy. I also believe that the search for happiness bonds us as human beings. …

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Is judging things bad?

By Tim Gibney Posted on July 6, 2017 Posted in bigoted, border patrol officer, judge, judgment, mean, person

Is it instinctive to judge things and people? The other day I was watching a T.V. program about the people who protect the borders of our country. The border patrol officer stated; ‘I’m not here to judge.’ I laughed out …

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Can I give you something of value?

By Tim Gibney Posted on July 4, 2017 Posted in saying, stop, things, work

Have you ever found something so valued that you know you could not improve on it? That is what I am sharing with you today with the link below. It is ’29 Things You Should Stop saying at Work’.  I …

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Can you teach courage?

By Tim Gibney Posted on June 22, 2017 Posted in animal kingdom, courage, fly, spread your winds, teach

Do we need to look at the animal kingdom to understand that courage can be taught? I believe we do because if we look at eagles you will find an interesting scenario; After the eaglets get to a certain maturity, …

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How’s your sense of humor?

By Tim Gibney Posted on June 20, 2017 Posted in humor, life, work

Do you find that you see things differently when you are away from work? Recently I took 8 days off for some rest and rejuvenation and it worked. I say that because my sense of humor appeared to be working …

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Does forcing an apology work?

By Tim Gibney Posted on June 15, 2017 Posted in apology, LGBTQ, overly-sensitive, respect, respectful, Toronto Blue Jays

Does apologizing to a specific group of people for a rude comment change things? In May a ball-player for the Toronto Blue Jays was forced/told to apologize to the LGBTQ community for a ‘slur’ he said during a base-ball game. …

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