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The seminar leader suggested that we take thirty minutes and list the changes we would make it going on a new job next week. I made a long list of changes, new ideas, and structures I’d put into place on a new job. Then the leader said, "Okay, take these same changes and put them into practice on your OLD JOB!" Ouch! He was on target. No job is so satisfying that at times we would not tike to leave it. Routine is part ol every job. The key is to search tor new ways to do old routines; to discover new visions ol old dreams. What most of us need is not a Iresh new job, but a fresh view ol the old job. Even a slight change ol schedule can remake lile and give us new dimensions ol living. Jesus said: "Ask, and you shall receive; seek, and you shall lind, knock, and it will be opened to you." (Matt. 7:7) What's knocking on your door? What’s clamoring tor attention? CopynfXit 1908. Kwslar-WWam* Nowaeopo* Sofwcoi. P. O Boil 9008. COHO—swop. VA 22900
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