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- Finding Dimes
- WordPress Defender: Protect Your Blog
- The Narcissist: A User’s Guide is Live
- Tecumseh – Courageous Warrior and Statesman
- Pontiac – A Fiery Musket Against the British Lion
- Shortcake Wars
- Beautiful Autumn in Fly-Over Land
- Hunting and Cooking with Wild Morel Mushrooms
- In the Footsteps of F. Scott Fitzgerald
- Back in Farm Country
- What We Learned in Our First Month of Location Independence
- Dennis Wuebker, RIP
- What Our Move to Location Independence is Not
- What I Learned from Motherhood
- Laying the Keel
Monthly Archives: January 2010
Laying the Keel
According to Wikipedia, the term laying the keel has “entered the language as a phrase meaning the beginning of any significant undertaking.” In traditional shipbuilding, the keel is the structural beam around which the hull is built. The keel acts … Continue reading
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What Goes Around, Comes Around
I’ve been on a journey and it’s about to take a new tack. For the last couple months, Lori Hoeck, of Think Like a Black Belt, and I have collaborated on a project. The result, The Narcissist: A User’s Guide, … Continue reading
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When Your Inner Critic is on Steroids
Approximately one-third of us who made New Year’s resolutions are on track to break them before the end of the month. Franklin Covey’s survey found that “35 percent of respondents break their New Year’s resolutions by the end of January.” … Continue reading
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My Three Words for 2010
Traveling by car for more than ten hours gives you plenty of time to think, even when the weather is dicey. When Pete and I set out to visit family in Michigan for the holidays, I welcomed the drive time. … Continue reading
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Peter and Betsy Wuebker are location-independent professionals who share what they know about travel, simplicity and integrating work with life. 