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Dave Hatton on October 18th, 2009

As my blog states above, I try to find peace in everyday moments.  In fact, I prefer to find peace in every moment moments!  But whatever is happening to me in that moment is the perfect thing to be happening, for whatever reason.  That doesn’t mean that if I am not feeling particularly great that [...]

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Dave Hatton on October 15th, 2009

About 8 months ago, I had decided to stay in my classroom late, as I am wont to do.  Some in my family are not particularly pleased that I do this because my school is not in one of the best neighborhoods in my city.  Additionally, this is a time when I was riding my [...]

Continue reading about Instinct

Dave Hatton on October 14th, 2009

I have quoted before, “You can’t control your circumstances, but you can control how you react to them.”  Today I had a personal challenge to to do just that when my morning plans were cast up into the wind. As I am on fall break, I had spent Monday giving my classroom a much needed [...]

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Dave Hatton on October 11th, 2009

Too many people think they are dumber than they really are.  What is more true is that they are not dumb, but they make themselves believe they are because they would really rather be lazy. I was one of those people.  It didn’t matter how much my step-mother pounded into my head that I was [...]

Continue reading about Believing In Yourself

Dave Hatton on October 10th, 2009

I had a friend email me recently with whom I hadn’t communicated in years.  He lamented getting laid off from a job he’d had for years – he’d given his heart and soul to the job – yet he’d never been married, didn’t have any children, and found himself approaching 40 feeling as though he [...]

Continue reading about No Mistakes, No Regrets

Dave Hatton on October 8th, 2009

After five days of not seeing my five-year old son (six years next week!), I went to my mom’s place (Thanks for watching him, Mom!) to pick him up to take him home (after a late night of parent teacher conferences).  He was lying on the bed watching a commercial at the end of

Continue reading about Perfect Timing

Dave Hatton on October 7th, 2009

Having existed on this earthly plane for over 44 years now, I can honestly say that older people are most certainly wiser!  I don’t care how wise you think you are when you are a teen, or in your twenties for that matter, you don’t fully realize how little you understood when you were younger [...]

Continue reading about Some Curses Bring Great Blessings

Dave Hatton on October 5th, 2009

After months of surviving on refrigerated air, both in my humble abodes (I had three of them this summer!) and my car.  Not to mention busses and the lightrail, I am enjoying the recent cool turn in our weather here in Phoenix, Arizona.  After 14 months of being essentially

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Dave Hatton on October 4th, 2009

I debated long and hard about writing about this in a public forum.  Part of me says that what I am about to divulge is too much information.  But, another part of me, my gut – the part I trust the most – tells me that if I am truly going to be of service, [...]

Continue reading about Quitting Something You Are Good At Is Never Easy

Dave Hatton on October 3rd, 2009

Having read The Go-Giver: A Little Story About a Powerful Business Idea by Bob Burg and John David Mann, I have been making a concerted effort to be more of a giver.  I have also opened myself up to receiving all the good that presents itself to me. (Or do I mean the good presents

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