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The Power of Story
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That’s a keeper!
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Thanks, Deb!
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Amen, Mitch! I totally believe in that mission. 🙂
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LOVE THAT! Thanks and God bless!
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Beautiful! Love this, Mitch! 🙂
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I love this Mitch! I’ll have to remember this one.
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Reminds me of the old church song “We’ve a story to tell to the nations and story to tell to the World’. Or a ton of other church songs coming into my head right now.
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To heal and lift up.
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Terrific. I have a friend who started a new church in Houston a couple of years ago. Its name is The Story: Houston. (https://thestory.church). It is based on the exact premise you state here. Keep telling your story! You lift us up every day.
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Thanks, brother!
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That I shall do, to my utmost ability, in a coming book of stories from my life.
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An awesome tagline to live and write by!
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From one old gnome to another, I agree. Thanks for the reminder.
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“Power ter’, a mantra for lifting others to the top”, whispered a wise Gnome.
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Mitch, this is wonderful!
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Thank you, Charles!
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Reblogged this on charles french words reading and writing and commented:
Here is a wonderful blog on the power of story from Mitch Teemley!
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Reblogged this on Becoming is Superior to Being.
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Great motivation, Mitch! Thank you! Michael
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