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How Runners Finish Strong
In Good to Great, Jim Collins writes:
The coaching staff of a high school cross-country running team got together for dinner after winning its second state ...
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"The Inn of the Sixth Happiness": Faith Against All Odds
The 1958 film The Inn of the Sixth Happiness is the true story of Gladys Aylward (Ingrid Bergman), an English servant who became a faithful missionary ...
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Being Comfortable Can Kill Us
Too much comfort is dangerous. Literally.
Researchers at the University of California at Berkeley did an experiment some time ago that involved introducing ...
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Former POW Jim Stockdale on Hope
In Good to Great, Jim Collins writes about Admiral Jim Stockdale, who was captured by the enemy during the Vietnam War. He was "the highest-ranking ...
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A Father's Strength and a Son's Heart
Father and son Dick and Ricky Hoyt have run together in more than 800 Ironman races (which include swimming, biking, and running). But the son, Ricky, ...
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Persevering Christians Resemble Beating Heart
We need to be coronary Christians, not adrenal Christians.
Not that adrenaline is bad. It gets me through lots of Sundays. But it lets you down on Mondays. ...
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"Remember the Titans": Willingness to Endure Hardship
Remember the Titans, a movie based on the true story of a 1971 Alexandria, Virginia, football team, offers a message of racial reconciliation. Early in ...
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Marriage: Going the Distance
In Sacred Marriage, Gary Thomas notes that there are trees in Washington State's northern Cascades that are hundreds of years old. One tree in particular ...
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Endurance Prepares Us for Adversity
After college and marriage, I found it easy to put on weight and get out of shape. A year ago, I became committed to working hard to take the "sag" ...
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Facing the Impossible
George Danzig was a senior at Stanford University during the Depression. All the seniors knew they'd be joining unemployment lines when the class ...
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