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Move Ahead with Possibility Thinking

This book explores the concept of possibility thinking, offering strategies and insights to help readers foster a constructive outlook and navigate challenges with optimism and creativity. more

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Robert H. Schuller
Robert H. Schuller

Robert H. Schuller was an American televangelist known for his television ministry. Born on September 16, 1926, and passing away on April 2, 2015, Schuller gained widespread popularity with his inspirational sermons and innovative television ministry. His program 'Robert Schuller's Daily Inspiration' became a staple in American households during the 1970s to 1990s. more

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“To me, nudity is a joke. I don't think nude people are very attractive at all. I like my women fully clothed. I like to imagine what might be under there. It might not be the standard thing. Imagine, stripping a woman down, and she has a body like a little submarine. With periscope, propellers, torpedoes. That would be the one for me. I'd marry her right off and be faithful to the end.”

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