Posts Tagged ‘planning’
A Different Kind of Harvest
I love spring time even though we are not quite there yet, we are getting closer every day! The jonquils are blooming in Georgia and that means spring is very near. This morning I read a passage about planting and harvesting a different kind of crop. It was a lesson that I had heard many…
Read MorePlans
I’ve heard of game plans for the football or basketball team to win the game. I’ve also heard of floor plans and house plans. I’ve been part of strategic planning. There is a one year plan, a three-year plan and the five-year plan. I try very hard to plan my day in my calendar before…
Read MoreTiming Is Important
I’ve done things that were the right thing at the wrong time. Timing is an important piece to any puzzle or procedure. There are steps that need to be completed at the right time. Sometimes timing can be sequential. If I complete step 7 without completing steps 1-6 the project could be a disaster. The…
Read MoreBattle Strategy
I think it would be cool to have sat in on some of the strategies featuring General Norman Schwarzkopf Jr. He was the Commander in Chief of The United States Central Command and the leader of all the coalition forces in the Persian Gulf War. I remember watching some of the news briefings when…
Read More30 Days or 30 Years
Sometimes when I reflect on my life, I wonder where in the world has the time gone. Some days it seems like forever since I was a 16-year-old boy at home just getting my freedom to drive. On other days, it seems like yesterday that my oldest son was born. Today I’m trying to remember…
Read MorePlans & Intentions
The best of intentions can sometimes create problems. In the case of our lawmakers who make laws that intend to help, but in realty cause problems and unintended consequences. Planning and thorough study at the planning stage is critical to big projects and complicated ideas. King David longed to build the temple, but the Lord…
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