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#Rejection is a part and parcel of every person’s life – whether in school, in college, at work, by loved ones, by strangers. Everyone has faced some kind of #rejection at some point in life. But #rejection should not bring you down. Knowing how to deal with #rejection is the most important part ...
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The embodiment of the Sonamba product: simple, clear and easy to use. The site uses straight-forward navigation with demo’s and rationale for each potential user group.
Emilie and I work well together.
10-19-08,
I came up with most of the ideas,
she took all the pictures, and did all the editing.
It's been pretty great :)
Nikon D700, My 17yo son son learns the first part of photojournalism, rejection. Some people don't like having their photo taken.
Still using @gmail, @aol, @yahoo or another generic email for your small business?
Does it matter?
In the 2016 Week 51 episode of Up and to the Right we're going to go over why using this seemingly economic choice for small business owners may actually be costing you more than you think.
We'll also talk about how easy and inexpensive it is to get up and running with your own custom email address that will put a professional touch to the emails you send to customers, prospects and business partners.
In the reading room we're digging into Rejection Proof by Jia Jiang. Turn the whole concept of rejection on its head and then use that to push your company and life forward.
Here are some shots/videos of our “Rejection of Toxic Injection” protest today at North Lima, Ohio. This injection well operated by Bobcat Energy has poisoned mother earth with over 70 million gallons of toxic fracking waste since 2015.
During our two-hour protest at least five truck loads of toxic fracking waste from Pennsylvania and Ohio entered the site, a corporate crime scene, and deposited their carcinogenic and toxic waste.
" our cross is all the ouches, the rejections, the pains that come to us when we set out to follow Jesus... a cross is forgiving past hurts and slights or praying when we feel no one is listening. a cross is speaking well of others, raising people up instead of putting them down... a cross is when you think your prayer well dries up. some crosses are huge, others are small... what kind of cross do you have?"
--- Fr. Gene Bacareza, SVD --reflections for feb7, from the words in others words