Tuesday, December 30, 2014
Monday, December 29, 2014
Saturday, December 27, 2014
The 4, Valencia, California
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California,
The 4,
Valencia
Location:
Santa Clarita Santa Clarita
Tuesday, December 23, 2014
The 4 from Palm Desert, California
1. Treat everyone fair today.
2. Take responsibility for all choices, decisions and actions.
3. Be respectful.
4. Work hard!
Labels:
California,
Palm Desert,
The 4
Location:
Palm Desert Palm Desert
Friday, December 19, 2014
Saturday, December 13, 2014
After the rain, 4DBP, Dana Point
Sidewalk on Violet Lantern between Del Prado and Santa Clara.
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4DBP,
California,
Dana Point
Location:
Dana Point Dana Point
Friday, December 12, 2014
4DBP= 4 Death Bed Principles
My name is Mike. For eleven years I was a Hospice Chaplain. During my time as a Chaplain I met many amazing and wonderful people. They shared with me their insights on what mattered most to them looking back on the life they lived. I took the truths they shared and narrowed it down to 4 consistent principles. Those 4 principles became what I call the 4 Death Bed Principles, or 4DBP.
Here are the 4 principles with explanations following:
The 4 principles (most) every man wants to people to remember they exhibited during their life.
Here are the 4 principles with explanations following:
The 4 principles (most) every man wants to people to remember they exhibited during their life.
1. I was honorable
2. I was accountable
3. I was respectful
4. I was dependable
Honor: when I had to deal with people I treated them fair and square and expected the same.
Accountability:
whatever I did or didn't do, I own up to, I take responsibility. I did
the best I could with how I understood the world. I accept whatever fate
or judgement is given me.
Respect: everyone believes whatever what they
need to believe to make it in the world. I did the same. I did not preach, condemn
or condescend. I never told people they were wrong or tried to convince
them I was right. I lived and let live.
Dependability: I did
an honest days work for an honest days pay. I carried my weight. When
there was work to be done I showed up and did my share. I worked as hard
and as long as it took to get the job done and I did it without
complaint.
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