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My Father’s Acronym
D.O.S.E. While growing up, Dad was always reminding me of how staying "on the ball" reaped great reward. Often, whenever my bedroom was beginning to turn into something like a biology tour at the...
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What is Discipline? (D.O.S.E. 2)
I'm developing a new blog series on what I call the pleasure of productivity. It's the idea that when you learn the art of simplicity through discipline and organization you have a more focused...
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Discipline and Purpose – D.O.S.E. (3)
I've been touching in this blog series on what I call the pleasure of productivity. It's a series on my father's acronym, D.O.S.E. Discipline! Organize! Simplify! Energize! I heard those words a lot...
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My Purpose Statement – D.O.S.E. (4)
D.O.S.E. is all about having vision, making it happen, and then reaping its reward. The reward is energy, and a sense of purpose. Writing down everything is a large part of gaining clarity for how to...
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Developing A Personal Growth Plan (1) – Jim Reklis
Hopefully, you are excited about the possibilities of potential significant change in your life. If not, perhaps you are not considering your life from God’s perspective. He sees your future as a...
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Developing a Personal Growth Plan (2) – Jim Reklis
ASSESS Where to begin If you have never attempted this before you might be asking, “Where do you start when developing a personal growth plan?” There is no single way, but a wise person stated that you...
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Developing A Personal Growth Plan (3) – Jim Reklis
ALIGN Welcome to part 3 of my previous posts on developing your own personal growth plan. We have moved from assessment to alignment. If assessment asks the question, “Where am I?” alignment asks,...
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Developing A Personal Growth Plan (4) – Jim Reklis
ACT Here is the last in my series on personal growth. If you haven’t read the other three, I recommend you go back and read them to get the full picture. Assessment asks “where am I?”, alignment,...
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