Dear ,
First and foremost - Merry Christmas!
If you celebrate this time of year and use a different name for it, then I wish you blessings and peace as well.
I want to thank you for a great 2014 and I look forward to a grand 2015.
The next week will find me close to my family so this is the last you'll hear from me until after the New Year.
I'll also be spending time over the next ten days planning out what I'm doing for 2015. Not all of the planning will have to do with business.
Much thought will be given to more outdoor radio adventures like the one I just completed with my good friend Jim Cluett.
Over the past
week, we built a teepee of all things!
Kathy says I'm reverting to my childhood playing in the woods, building forts, shooting guns, etc. She's not far off. My guess is Jim's wife Judy says the same to him.
You may want to try to take a few quiet moments and think about what you're going to do in 2015. Here's an easy way to start.
Just answer this question:
After you've been sent up to Heaven, what do you want your friends to say about you and your accomplishments when they're drinking root beer and eating shrimp at your wake?
For
example:
"You know, Fred sure enjoyed hiking and donating his time to the local food pantry. I sure wish I could find the time to do those things."
or
"I admire Diana. I don't know if
I've ever seen a woman with more passion about growing a shade garden. I've been to botanical gardens that couldn't hold a candle to her gorgeous backyard!"
There's only one person that can create your legacy.
You
Just Do It.
Last-Minute Christmas Tool Ideas
Here are three nice
tool ideas for that special someone.
For the person that's got everything, take a serious look at the BladeRunnerX2. It's an ideal tool that takes up very little space.
Just CLICK EACH PHOTO IMAGE to get more information about the item.
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