"Speaking of professional colloquialisms, "FNG" come to mind: Fucking New Guy."
The One Year Uncommon Life Daily Challenge
I highly recommend The One Year Uncommon Life Daily Challenge by Coach Tony Dungy and Nathan Whitacker. It contains short and concise daily readings that will help you to reach your potential. Reading and following the Biblical principles that are contained in this New York Times Bestseller may change one's life.
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Permalink Reply by Seth Ballard on -
This is a book I have looked at for some time. I do follow this on Facebook as well but I love the Tony Dungy's books and how they are practical to men today. The Uncommon book was a very powerful message and I can't wait to start the Daily Challenge as well. Thank you for sharing.
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Permalink Reply by Big City on -
It's a great book. I take something new from each daily reading. I am providing a link to Coach Dungy's website which has more information about the book: http://www.coachdungy.com/
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