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“Commit a tale-teller who is a sluggard to a task and wait for the story and a creative excuse.”

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“Lots of “I” and “me” in this chapter. Mother-Judah has a very egocentric manner of speech. Maybe Judah hopes she can out-talk God. Maybe Judah hopes she can convince God that, all things considered, she ain’t as bad as the other nations. (De 18:9-14) Narcissist partners rarely miss an opportunity to point fingers—and that’s how Judah decides to end chapter one.”

Blame Excuses Benzehabe Finger Pointing

Book:Lamentations: how narcissistic leaders torment church and family

Source: Lamentations: how narcissistic leaders torment church and family

“Laziness looks at excuses as something to treasure while diligence always focuses on excuses as an inconvenience to be overcome”

Laziness Excuses Diligence

Author:Dr. Lucas D. Shallua

“Ahead of them, over the mountains to the north, the pale arcs and loops of the Northern Lights began to glow and tremble. Lyra saw through half-closed eyes, and felt a sleepy thrill of perfect happiness, to be speeding north under the Aurora.”

Happiness North Northern Lights His Dark Materials Aurora Borealis Philip Pullman Golden Compass

Book:Northern lights

Source: Northern lights

“When you have every excuse to not do it, Your choice of 'none' becomes the most important.”

Importance Excuses Msjquotes Msj Doit

Author:Mahendar Singh Jakhar

“Making excuses for yourself only leads to continued stagnation.”

Wisdom Motivation Advice Stuck Guidance Excuses Stagnation

Author:Robin S. Baker

“Oh, that's just what I need. To wait on all of my friends at Macy's." "So what? You guys need the money, right?" "There are jobs, and then there are jobs." "You're talking to a girl who is working at a farm stand so that she can chase her dream job." "That's different." "Oh, yeah? How? Last I checked, Libby wanted you to spend two thousand bucks on chairs. Where's that money coming from?" She sighs. "You and your father are all burned up about those chairs. Poor Libby." "Poor Libby?" Classic. My mom always takes Libby's side. When Libby got a bad grade on an exam or paper, my mom would claim the teacher was incompetent, even when I'd had the same teachers and had aced their classes. When Libby's field hockey tournament was the same weekend as my clarinet recital, my mom chose Libby's tournament because, she said, Libby needed her support more than I did. And when Libby and her girlfriends ate the chocolate mousse I made as part of a project for French class senior year, my mom said it was my fault for leaving it in our refrigerator without a note. How was Libby to know? "Mom, Libby lives in fantasyland. And anyway, if you cared so much about getting her damn chairs, you'd take a job at the gas station if you needed to." I catch myself. "I take that back. If Libby cares so much about the damn chairs, she should get a job at the gas station." She clicks her tongue. "Sydney." "What? Maybe it's time for Libby to grow up and realize she needs to take responsibility for things.”

Unfair Excuses Reality Check Little Sister

Book:A Second Bite at the Apple

Source: A Second Bite at the Apple

“Our mindset determines our reality. When we believe in abundance, we attract more of it into our lives. Excuses are the chains that bind us to scarcity.”

Leadership Mindset Abundance Excuses

Author:Farshad Asl

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