Day 174 – No Internet, No Problem

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With my kids at Lake Powell,   with no Internet. This is a great time for me to really focus on my goals as I have lots of time to contemplate. Of course playing with my kids is the #1 item on the 365, however, on the quiet moments at night and in the early morning I am going to think through what I really want to accomplish.
How often do you really get to spend time in quiet contemplation for an extended period of time on what is most important to you? When was the last time?
 Guy Reams (174)

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