Still waiting for Prosper.com to open up lending again. They are completely frozen, and I can’t bid on any new loans.
Stephen Frick's Life List
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1. Glorify God and enjoy him forever
5 entries . 12 cheers86 people -
2. love and educate my children in a God-honoring way
1 entry . 8 cheers4 people -
3. Be a great husband
1 entry . 7 cheers151 people -
4. be more focused
4 entries . 2 cheers199 people -
5. Save money
6 entries . 3 cheers14,210 people -
6. become debt free
6 entries . 3 cheers525 people -
7. Memorize Scripture
2 entries . 5 cheers182 people -
8. loose Weight
2 entries . 1 cheer4,387 people -
9. get in shape
3 entries . 3 cheers9,061 people -
10. Clean My House and Keep It Clean
5 entries . 7 cheers281 people -
11. write more love letters
2 entries . 5 cheers138 people -
12. Sell stuff on ebay
1 entry581 people -
13. Become a better programmer
2 cheers959 people -
14. Help my wife start a buisness
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15. organize my stamp collection
3 entries11 people -
16. write a documentary
2 entries8 people -
17. build my own house
1 entry . 1 cheer890 people -
18. make a home inventory
2 entries . 1 cheer4 people -
19. Start my own business
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20. learn Latin
2 cheers1,837 people -
21. Collect 30 First Day Covers
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22. fix my car
2 entries235 people -
23. go to my high school reunion
1 entry . 1 cheer47 people -
24. Read Aristotle
2 cheers6 people -
25. Raise chickens
4 cheers166 people -
26. be more frugal
6 entries125 people -
27. read st. augustine's "confessions"
1 entry2 people -
28. $50/month income from my prosper.com investments.
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29. Read Web design for ROI by Lance Loveday & Sandra Niehaus
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30. Read Getting Things Done by David Allen
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31. Read Search Egine Marketing, INc. by Mike Moran and Bill Hunt
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32. learn seo
1 entry25 people -
33. Excellent customer service
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34. List only the things I plan to do
1 entry1 person
How I did it: The CEO of my company introduced me to GTD or "Getting Things Done" by David Allan. I had been using 43things for years, and never realized that the concept came from this book. I read through the book and realized I had a very bad system for organization, and I would rely on my memory to keep things in order, and thus I would fail and nothing would be in order. In the GTD methodology you create a system to keep th… Read how I did it…
How I did it: I started knowing only a little bit about my mother's side of the family and a little bit about my father's side. Of course I knew all my close relatives, but I didn't know the extended family members. I mapped this information together and visited with my grandmother. She pulled a book off the shelf which was a family history with her father (my great grand father). With this book I was able to build out a h… Read how I did it…
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