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Everything I ever needed to know about life, love and leadership I learned from James Bond

By Jack Dunigan On May 7, 2013 · Leave a Comment · In lifestyle, love, relationships, success

It might seem that James Bond, a character of fiction, is an unlikely subject for a series on anything serious. Recognized around the world as a womanizing, daredevil, gadget-dependent adventurer, 007 has captivated readers and audiences since the Ian Fleming’s books in the 1950′s. Millions of viewers flock to every new release and there [...]

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9 signs you have lost your religion…and why it may not be as bad as you think

By Jack Dunigan On April 19, 2013 · Leave a Comment · In religion, spirituality

You just might have lost your religion if:

You notice you are increasingly inclined to let things happen rather than make them happen.  Religious people always seem to be so stressed. They have, through indoctrination or assimilation with other religious people, developed a sense of what the world should be like and if it [...]

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Works in progress

By Jack Dunigan On April 16, 2013 · Leave a Comment · In Uncategorized

Time for an update on what I’m working on.

First, there is my first fiction work. “Casts a Long Shadow” is in the editing stage. Cover design is happening now. Here is what the back cover blurb says:

A resort hotel on a secluded bay on a Caribbean Island, a group on a religious retreat [...]

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The worth of enduring love and affection between two people

By Jack Dunigan On April 6, 2013 · 3 Comments · In happiness, lifestyle, love, marriage, relationships

In America we live in a culture of youth. The values of youth – one’s appearance, stylish apparel, cool accessories, and the like are promoted mercilessly from every media outlet. While this is not altogether bad neither is it complete.

For those of us who have lived more than three decades, we have discovered [...]

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The single most powerful thing you can do today

By Jack Dunigan On March 27, 2013 · Leave a Comment · In finances, gratitude, happiness, success

They usually arrive in the deepest darkest days of winter. Their appearance signals the message that the days will indeed brighten, clouds will give way to sunshine, and long nights will be pushed back by longer days.

What are “they?” They are seed catalogs, those colorful paper promises of better times just ahead. They [...]

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