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Wise Words From My Dad, A Self Employed Business Man From Kentucky, Who Just Passed Away

This week brings in communications fromStaying put and making things work - - I
family members as my dad just passedthink that was hard for him, and it is
away. And there's one thing I notice ashard for everyone. One of life's
people get together during period ofchallenges, I guess. Staying put doesn't
grief, they recall fond memories to helprefer to just location, I don't believe.
them get through the rough times likeIt also refers to staying put on each
these. So I want to share one fondtask through to completion, each project
memory I have of my dad, a self employeduntil it's done. I mean, I have to ask
business man from Kentucky:myself how many projects do I try to
My dad and I had a few discussionstackle in a day, a week, a month, a
during my high school years aboutyear? Do I stay put, complete them, make
retirement. You see, being self employedthem work? Hmmmm...plenty of room to
pretty much the entire time I'd knowngrow there!
him, my dad had a goal to retire at 40.So here's to staying put in all our
However, it took a little longer thanendeavors until we make things work,
that and included many moves andeven if it takes just a little bit
different types of work ventures overlonger - - Cheers (mug of root beer held
the decades.high!) And Cheers to that self employed
Once while he was in his 40's, I askedbusiness man from Kentucky who lead the
him what he felt his greatest challengeway for me and many others in the world
was, why he couldn't reach his goal byof self employment! May you enjoy your
40, he told me this, ""One of theretirement with the Lord now and let Him
hardest things in life is staying puttake care of you while you rest in
and making things work."peace.



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