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Intentional #1082

John Maxwell‘s journey to intentional growth began with a question from Curt Kampmeier in 1972, prompting him to invest in a personal growth program. This decision shifted Maxwell from accidental to intentional growth, emphasizing the importance of a deliberate plan for personal development.

Coaches #1081

Upgrade your thinking by becoming a coach, not a critic. Coaches pointed out flaws and provide solution solutions, building others up while correcting them.

Dream #1080

Zoe Kaplowitz, who has lived with multiple sclerosis for 53 years, finished the New York City marathon in last place for 25 years. Her story illustrates that winning is about finishing, not finishing first, and that perseverance can inspire others. Focus on finishing your own marathon and inspire others to start theirs.

Move #1079

Susan Young Brown, who turned 108, exemplifies the importance of staying active and engaged. She believes that as long as she’s alive, she has work to do, and this mindset keeps her vibrant and purposeful.

Fifty-two #1078

Carl Gruber ran 52 marathons in 52 weeks to raise money in awareness for leukemia, inspired by a young boy named Glen. Despite the physical and emotional Toal, Carl persevered, driven by a purpose greater than himself. His story highlights the transformative power of suffering for a cause.