Steve Goodier Wisdom: Let Go or Get Dragged
August 30, 2016 by admin
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In this inspirational article, master storyteller, Steve Goodier, shares a key piece of life wisdom about letting go of envy. Enjoy!
The name “Benedict Arnold” is synonymous with “traitor.” But he was actually a loyal citizen of what was to become the United States, a gallant soldier and a five-star general. Wounded twice in battle, he was highly respected for his military leadership. He even enjoyed the friendship of George Washington.
But during the Revolutionary War, Arnold saw five subordinates promoted over him, and the blow to his esteem was more than he could manage. The injury to his pride was far greater than those physical injuries he sustained in battle. So he laid plans to get revenge. Read more
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October 6, 2013 by admin
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The name “Benedict Arnold” is synonymous with “traitor.” But he was actually a loyal citizen of what was to become the United States, a gallant soldier and a five-star general. Wounded twice in battle, he was highly respected for his military leadership. He even enjoyed the friendship of George Washington.
But during the Revolutionary War, Arnold saw five subordinates promoted over him, and the blow to his esteem was more than he could manage. The injury to his pride was far greater than those physical injuries he sustained in battle. So he laid plans to get revenge. Read more
Steve Goodier - Let Go or Get Dragged
October 27, 2009 by admin
Filed under Empowerment
The name “Benedict Arnold” is synonymous with “traitor.” But he was actually a loyal citizen of what was to become the United States, a gallant soldier and a five-star general. Wounded twice in battle, he was highly respected for his military leadership. He even enjoyed the friendship of George Washington.
But during the Revolutionary War, Arnold saw five subordinates promoted over him, and the blow to his esteem was more than he could manage. The injury to his pride was far greater than those physical injuries he sustained in battle. So he laid plans to get revenge. Read more