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Month: April 2012

April 23, 2012 Mark Conner Religion

A Fresh Look at Religion

With the recent Global Atheists Convention in Melbourne, it's worthwhile thinking about religion, including science and faith. Some people think that religion is dangerous and has done a lot of damage in the world. Obviously, there is an element of truth in that. However, Jesus never came to start a religion and his intention was never … Continue reading A Fresh Look at Religion

April 19, 2012 Mark Conner Web/Tech

Techonology Tools for Effectiveness

Technology, love it or hate it, it's part of our lives. For me, it can either be a great servant or a cruel task-master. The key is whether you are serving it or it is serving you. It's a matter of control and setting boundaries (something I'm stilling working on!). I love certain types of … Continue reading Techonology Tools for Effectiveness

April 15, 2012 Mark Conner Spirituality

Thinking about Spirituality

God created us as spirit beings, with a soul (mind, will and emotions), living in a physical body. Life should be lived 'inside out' yet so often we get caught up in the physical and/or emotional aspects of our world. It's time to go a little deeper - into our heart and our spirit. Our … Continue reading Thinking about Spirituality

April 8, 2012 Mark Conner Personal Development

Developing Yourself

I am passionate about personal development. God's gift to us is our potential. Our gift back to him is what we do with it. Cemeteries are filled with undeveloped potential and dreams that never grew legs. Don't add to those statistics. Grab a hold of why you are here on the planet - your calling … Continue reading Developing Yourself

April 2, 2012 Mark Conner Leadership

Learning Leadership

It is often said that everything rises and falls on leadership. No doubt, there is a lot of truth in that statement. Any time you find something good happening, you can usually trace it back to a leader who is leading well. Any time you find something falling apart, you can usually trace is back … Continue reading Learning Leadership

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