What Ruins Your Day?
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My cell phone died an unexpected death. And it really upset me. I mean it really ruined my day. I was grumpy. I was irritable. I felt lost and disconnected. But that was yesterday. Today, I’m headed out of town for a funeral. So I’ve had a bit of a paradigm shift. Read What Ruins Your Day.
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Contributors: Susan DiMickele
Published by The High Calling, September 12, 2011.
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