|| Saturday, February 04, 2006 9:54 PM

Proverbs 14:4
(MSG)
4No cattle, no crops;
a good harvest requires a strong ox for the plow

(NLT)
4An empty stable stays clean, but no income comes from an empty stable

(NKJV)
4 Where no oxen are, the trough is clean; But much increase comes by the strength of an ox

its easy to just be complacent after all no fuss, everything clean & easy...
but it takes strength of an oxen, much effort, to want to change the circumstances..
break up the fallow ground..

Excerpt from pst phil bk-leadership excellence
The strong can do what the weak cannot.

The strong continues when others wilt.

Strength breaks through, creating momentum.

The weak leader crumbles under anxiety, drops the ball when it gets too heavy and falls b4 powerful opposing forces.

Strength calls people to work, offering no reward. Strength calls for sacrifice from those following.

Strong leadership holds to a course without deviating under pressure to a weaker option.

Strength moves forward despite criticism & opposition

Strength stands alone in an unpopular decision.

Joshua 1:9 have I not commanded you? be strong & of gd courage;do not b afraid, nor b dismayed.

If calls for that for me in SMU, well then IM gonna b strong

love,
That Faery
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Sharon Tan, Marcom Specialist, CHC, Fan Club of the Vampire in Twilight (Edward Cullen), I've been exercising (giving self a pat on the back) Bday - 12 Aug 1985 ,SMU Biz Mgmt Degree in Marketing and Corporate Comms MSN/Facebk - sharon.shulin@gmail.com, Skype/Twitter - Shulinzz
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