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Facial plastic surgeon, RealSelf100 Doc, Author, Coach, Entrepreneur, Amateur Presidential Historian

Utah, USA
Joined March 2009
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God doesn't wait for the lost sheep to find its way home. "I will seek that which was lost, and bring again that which was driven away, and will bind up that which was broken." (Ezekiel 34:16) If you feel far away, He's already looking for you.
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Good facial plastic surgery isn't about erasing what you don't like. It's about bringing out what you do. Even when we soften a nasal bump, the goal is to let your eyes and smile take center stage. Your face should still look like you, with the best parts easier to see.
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Your team learns more from how you react to bad news than from anything you say in a meeting. If problems keep reaching you late, think back to your face the last time someone brought you one.
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1/ God doesn't ask you to fix your heart before you come to Him. He offers to give you a new one. 🧵
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4/ Notice who does the work in that verse. "I will give." "I will take away." Our part is to bring our heart as it is and let Him soften it, one day at a time.
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5/ If something in you has gone hard, you don't have to chisel it out alone. Ask Him today for a softer heart. He promised a new spirit to go with it. (Ezekiel 36:26–27)
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Good facial plastic surgery isn't about erasing what you don't like. It's about bringing out what you do. Even when we soften a nasal bump, the goal is to let your eyes and your smile take center stage. Your face should look like you, just with the best parts easier to see.
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God showed Ezekiel a valley of dry bones and asked, "Can these bones live?" Ezekiel didn't say yes or no. He said, "O Lord God, thou knowest." (Ezekiel 37:3) Some things in your life may look past saving. Leave that question with Him.
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Before I open email on Monday, I write down one thing that would make this week a win. Email is everyone else's to-do list for you. Start with yours.
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Ever like your face in the mirror but not in photos? The mirror shows you flipped, and that's the version you've seen your whole life. Everyone else sees the other one. Before you decide something needs fixing, give the unflipped you a fair look.
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1/ A king once cut up the word of God and threw it in the fire, piece by piece. (Jeremiah 36:23) We do the same thing when we don't want to hear something. 🧵
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2/ Shame tells us our faults should keep us away from God. They shouldn't. He's still there, ready to bring us out of whatever captivity we're in.
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Why does God keep waiting for us to come back? "That they may return every man from his evil way; that I may forgive their iniquity and their sin." (Jeremiah 36:3) We are His work and His glory. He doesn't just tolerate us coming home. He's rooting for us to mend.
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1/ A king once asked a prophet in secret what God wanted. Then he did what the crowd wanted. 🧵
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4/ Jeremiah pleaded, "Obey, I beseech thee, the voice of the LORD... so it shall be well unto thee, and thy soul shall live." (Jeremiah 38:20) Zedekiah didn't, and it cost him nearly everything (Jeremiah 39).
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5/ Most of us aren't missing answers. We're missing courage. Is there something you already know is right, and you're waiting until it feels safe? Maybe today is the day to stop asking in secret and start acting in the open.
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