Life After College

01/08/08 • -1 min

The words of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. inspire us to work toward justice,, peace, and righteousness. Listeners will be encouraged to live life with intent, purpose, and passion. Life as a progression of experiences and days...25,000 days...to be exact is the topic and the myth that life goes on forever is exploded and put to rest. We must all live each day as the precious gift it is. Students are encouraged not to take their life and its possibilities for granted.

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The Education of Character

This was my first book, written in 1990, and still remains one of my very favorite and timely in its teachings. The chapter I decide to record is on "Pain" and is a response to those who teach or preach a message that everything is great in life and all you have to do is to 'be happy'. Pain, and its potential to teach us important life lessons, is discussed with honesty and frankness. The words of Eleanor Roosevelt and Leo Buscaglia add great perspective to the discussion of growing through our pain toward healing and love.

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The Truth About College

This Prayer for Parents of students everywhere is very personal to me. I can hardly read it without becoming overwhelmed with my love for my own children. It is not meant to preach, but to teach parents that their children's growth and development is part of the plan. It will be especially relevant to anyone who has had a child go away to college.

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