Jim Burgoon

Freelance Writer | Blogger | Podcaster | Youtuber | Entrepreneur

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7 🙏 They Know the Cost… And Still Say Yes Influence takes obedience. Healing. Sacrifice. But the faithful still show up. Because legacy > likes.

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Impressing people is exhausting.Impacting people is legacy.Christian creatives—stop building to be seen.Start building to serve. https://t.co/xUI5t0ty30 #FaithAndBusiness #MultipassionateCreative #ChristianEntrepreneur

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People will misrepresent you, lie about you, and talk crap 💩 about you. That’s ok. Let them. Keep moving forward and showing up. You don’t worry about the trolls - you focus on the ones we are here to impact. #wisdombomb #wisdomoftheday

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Success didn’t heal her. It exposed everything she hadn’t faced. @TheMrsPedersen 's story is the real behind-the-scenes of leadership and the road to success. Watch/listen: https://t.co/jd0p9xunSu #BurnoutRecovery #GraceInTheGrind

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🕊️ To the moms: Thank you.

🫶 To the grievers: I see you and stand among you.

📞 To those who can still call their mom: Do it today.

MothersDay #HonorHer #Grief #Faith #ChristianEncouragement #BiblicalWisdom

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2. I lost my mom to cancer two years ago.

One moment we were laughing.

The next, I was whispering prayers over her hospital bed.

She didn’t wake up.

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To those whose relationship with mom is complicated: you can still forgive her (even if you can not be in an active relationship with her) and you can honor her by speaking well of her.

Grieve the loss of relationship, but honor what was good (you can find one thing)