“See” the Opportunity
June 4, 2023 by admin
Filed under Faith, Find Your Calling
| By Dan Miller |
| While registering his car in Miami, Louie Di Raimondo spotted a hot dog vendor and bought a dog. Then he saw a “For Sale” sign hanging on the cart. On impulse, he bought it for $1500 and set up his own business. But in his hurry to get up and running, Di Raimondo forgot to remove the “For Sale” sign. The first day, he sold more than 100 hot dogs, but what intrigued him the most was the number of people asking if they could buy his cart. |
Are You Living Out Your Dreams?
June 1, 2023 by admin
Filed under Faith, Find Your Calling
| By Dan Miller |
| Many people ask me, “Dan, where are the hottest opportunities? What are the best ideas to start?” Well, there are a lot of opportunities and ideas that excite me, but the key is to find something that fits you. Keep in mind, your heart has to be in sync with your mind for an idea to be successful. |
Go Ahead – Take a Big Sip
December 13, 2021 by admin
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By Dan Miller
Theologian John S. Dunne tells the story about a group of Spanish sailors who reached the continent of South America after a long and dangerous voyage. They happened to approach right at the headwaters of the Amazon River, an expanse of water so wide the sailors assumed it was a continuation of the Atlantic Ocean.
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It is just a matter of time
July 13, 2018 by admin
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By Raquel Soto
As I sit here and write this, I am, myself, in that transition phase. We all go through those phases. Those places in our lives where we are in a wilderness, looking forward to the manifestation of what is in our heart. Or in a pit, feeling completely forgotten by the world and God; mulling over the promises you know deep within that must come to pass.
Divine Discontent
July 10, 2018 by admin
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By Dan Miller
Ralph Waldo Emerson talked about this concept – the “divine discontent.” It is my belief that authentic vocational success is tied to our spiritual well being – the identification of those inner gifts and talents that need to be used for us to feel fulfilled. Now I don’t want this to be so “spiritual” that we can’t find real application, but work has to provide more than just an income.
