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An entrepreneur, John is now a business owner in Marshfield. John talks with the Dagger about how sports played a big part in his life (and still does) and how moving to Schofield derailed his dreams of playing baseball.

The Coach of the Eagles is one of the premiere girls high school basketball coaches in the state and the country. Jim Talks with the Dagger about the team and what it takes to be successful.

Setting effective goals (Part 2)

The problem with this goal is that the brain does not consciously or sub-consciously understand the why be- hind the goal. This is very important. In order for you to attain your goals you must address the why. Sit down and concentrate on why you would like to be 35 pounds lighter. What is the feeling you want to achieve or eliminate by reaching this goal? It may go something like this: I want to go shopping and be able to look at myself in the mirror and say wow, I look good! And as a result, I will feel more confident about myself; my girlfriends will complement me and tell me I really accomplished something. My husband will tell me I am attractive. I will feel secure as opposed to insecure when I go out. I will feel a sense of satisfaction when I know I have worked hard and I can see the great results.

Do you understand what I am saying? Losing 35 pounds is a target, not a motivation! As human beings, we truly need motivation in order to make things happen for ourselves.

Whether yours is a weight loss goal, a career goal, a family goal or whatever, if you consciously tap into the motivation for that goal and write that down along with the actual goal, your life will dramatically change! Go ahead, try it. I would love to hear about your results, as would others. You reaching your goals will motivate others to reach theirs. Feel free to report on the health blog at educatingwellness.com.
One more thing – the more you can eliminate negative thoughts from your brain, the faster you will attain these goals. Truly monitor your thoughts and feelings, keep things positive and expedite your progress!

I was Born on Fort Berthold Indian Reservation, North Dakota. My early years were spent on our family ranch on the reservation known as the Little Soldier Ranch. In the middle 1940's, the US Corp of Engineers purchased our family's acreage to put in the first dam on the Missouri River to control flooding and develop power. Our family then began their trek south, eventually landing in the Atlanta Georgia Area. We have made Atlanta home for over 55 years.

I married Margie Terrell in 1953 and have a son named Michael and a daughter named Melody. We are the proud grandparents of 2 grandaughters.

I am the great great grandson of Chief Sitting Bull and great grandson of two Custer Scouts, Little Soldier & One Feather. These historical figures participated in what is now known as, "Custer's Last Stand".

I sang with my family the Klaudt Indian Family for over 40 years, retired from Gospel Singing in the Mid-1970's, and have been involved in real estate and construction until the end of 2007. I am the administrator for the "Klaudt Indian Memorial Foundation" that presents scholarships to Native Americans. My responsibility is to see that there is always enough funds in the Foundation to keep talented students in college. Testimonies of these scholarship recipients can be viewed on our family web site: www.klaudtmemorial.com

Since retiring and closing our construction and real estate company, I am involved in speaking in churches, on television shows, radio interviews, schools, and public & civic forums. My personal speaking ministry is geared to spiritual concerns of our American Indian Peoples. It is a strong simple salvation message of how Indians historically and present day fit into the Body of Christ.

Also, having been married for 55 years, I speak on the merits of successful unity of marriage. Think about this: I am a RED-man, from the RED-rock area of the North Dakota Badlands, now living in the RED-clay region of Georgia, and married to a southern RED-neck. That looks like a formula for disaster. How did I survive 55 years? By living with a Lady that has a like passion for souls and ministry. I like to say, I have "A Purpose Driven Wife"

I have written articles that have been published by major newspapers, internet sources, magazines and Native American periodicals. I have received special recognition by 6 State Governors, in the Atlanta Country Music Hall of Fame, and have been given a Lifetime Achievement Award by the Atlanta Society of Entertainers. I am also a Honorary Lifetime Member of the Georgia PTA's.

In viewing, what and how present day civilization has deteriated, I thank God I am still "Uncivilized".

My personal relationship with Christ is primary in my life. Everything else in my life spins around my ability to pick up my cross on a daily basis and continue my walk with Christ.

Can you decipher today’s word?

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A T R E S F

Clue: Not Slow

Yesterdays Answer: Wakefield

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