BB2ME #6 – Why you should slow down when you see red flags?
28 Apr
2019

The author recalls a costly mistake of ignoring red flags when purchasing airline tickets and emphasizes the importance of recognizing various red flags in life. He categorizes them into actual, romantic, and financial red flags, providing personal anecdotes and advice. His message stresses vigilance in identifying and responding to these signals to avoid regret and make better decisions.


BB2ME #5 – Easter – God is always full of wonderful surprises
20 Apr
2019

Mary and John witnessed Christ’s agonizing death, not expecting his resurrection. Author Doug Keating reflects on doubting God’s presence in life, underscoring the surprise of Easter morning as proof of God’s plans. He encourages seeking God’s intervention and recognizing His love through daily communication. Easter embodies hope and divine surprises.


BB2ME #4 – You can finish the race of life well with proper pacing
15 Apr
2019

The writer reflects on their struggles with pacing both in running and life, sharing experiences from races and a poignant sermon by Andy Stanley on the importance of patience. They emphasize that success comes from balancing speed with endurance, advising against sprinting through life without considering the long road ahead.


BB2ME #3 – Forget about revenge, live an excellent life
08 Apr
2019

In February 2018, financial strain due to holiday spending, tuition, a car gift, and Valentine’s expenses made budgeting difficult. The author, who pays alimony and child support, reflects on past desires for revenge against his ex-wife. He realizes revenge is harmful and advises living passionately and richly to overcome bitterness.


BB2ME #2 – Make sure you are brave in the wilderness
02 Apr
2019

Laying on my floor last March, I reflected on my life’s challenges, including breakups and my dad’s poor health. Inspired by Brene Brown’s book on the emotional solitude of the ‘wilderness,’ I embraced bravery in tough times. Despite setbacks, I pursued a better path. The wilderness, though daunting, can be navigated with courage.