Before Our Journey’s Through – July 26, 2009
Too often we measure success by the outcome: a goal achieved, a task accomplished, a journey completed. But perhaps a better measure of success might...
Too often we measure success by the outcome: a goal achieved, a task accomplished, a journey completed. But perhaps a better measure of success might...
On a hot summer afternoon eight decades ago, a young announcer climbed a ladder in the Tabernacle on Temple Square and spoke into a borrowed...
One summer, a woman set off on an adventure to live in a rustic house on an island off the coast of Maine. For several...
In 1776, 56 men signed a document that put at risk their “Lives, [their] Fortunes, and [their] sacred Honor.” This document, the Declaration of Independence,...
We live in a world where awards seem to be freely given and freely received. In fact, sometimes the award becomes such a strong incentive...
Nature is often a theater for some of our most meaningful experiences. Many of us can tell of a time when we have been comforted,...
Life is a series of turning points. Some are gradual and almost imperceptible, except in hindsight. Others are abrupt and jarring. But either way, the...
Striving to be of service is the best way to lead a truly meaningful life. None of us walks alone—we follow trails blazed by those...
Flowers speak to our souls. Instinctively, children pick them; sweethearts give and receive them; poets write about them; and with much anticipation, everyone waits for...