Writing Inspirational Stories About Everyday People
By Del Duduit October! This is my favorite month of the year for many reasons. Football is in high gear while the MLB playoffs begin. October is the start of God making new colors to decorate the leaves and crisp evenings with family around the fire pit. It’s the time to sort through and find… Continue reading What’s Your Costume for Halloween?
By Del Duduit I love a fresh Red Delicious Apple. My fav!! There is nothing quite like the loud snap it makes when you sink your teeth into one. When the juice dribbles down your chin, you know you’ve got a good one. There are more than 100 varieties of the fruit: The Granny Smith,… Continue reading Take a Bite of This Apple
By Del Duduit Could three days change your life? Have you dreamed of having your work published or landing that big book contract? It could happen – but not if you don’t do something about it. You have a chance to put your pen to paper and talk one-on-one with leaders in the Christian writing… Continue reading A Writing Conference Can Change Your Life
By Del Duduit My wife, Angie, and I along with some family members recently voyaged through Alaska on Holland America’s Noordam cruise ship. Over our eight-day voyage, we saw majestic snow-covered mountains and spectacular views from the balcony of our cabin. We saw seals romp and play in the water, brown bears stalk the shore… Continue reading A Whale, an Elephant and a Monkey
By Del Duduit Amazing. Breathtaking. Stunning. Words cannot touch the realm of awe you feel when you take a cruise through the last frontier. Alaska! The views were more than I imagined. The nobility of the mountains was majestic. To see an American Bald Eagle in flight was pure grandeur, and to set foot on… Continue reading Service Alaska Style
By Del Duduit Who knew a fishmonger could be a cool thing? The name alone can raise eyebrows. Angie and I spent a day in Seattle this past weekend prior to boarding a ship to cruise Alaska. I had heard Pike Place Market was the go-to destination and was famous for “the fish toss.” Seattle… Continue reading The Fish Toss
By Del Duduit When I think of a leader, a few names come to mind. In the sports world, the likes of Derek Jeter, John Wooden, Antony Munoz, Roger Staubach, and Tim Tebow round out my top five. When it comes to national affairs, I think of George Washington, Abe Lincoln, General Patton, Ronald Reagan… Continue reading Raising up Leaders
By Del Duduit A lot can change over a year. I met Anthony Munoz at the first pre-season game for the 2017 Cincinnati Bengals last year upstairs in the media center. I had just finished a late-afternoon dinner before the Bengals played host to Tampa Bay on a Friday night in the Queen City. The meals… Continue reading Anthony’s Inspiration
By Del Duduit If you are anything like me, you have about 17 different irons in the fire at one time. That has been my lifestyle for a while, but it has intensified over the past 20 months. Over the course of my brief 51 years on earth, I have worn many hats, from retail… Continue reading I Met Billy the Kid
My post below also appears on Athletes in Action at http://www.athletesinaction.org By Del Duduit Integrity: The quality of being honest and having strong moral principles and moral uprightness. Sounds good, right? If only it was that simple. However, in today’s society, morality is not so clearly defined, because one person’s standards may be different from… Continue reading More Integrity is Needed
