Fuzzy Thoughts of David

Thoughts on John Wesley, UMC, life, faith, and anything else!

  • Book Review – How to Tie a Tie

    Book Review – How to Tie a Tie

    For the past thirty years I’ve tied my tie the exact same way. That all changed because of “How to Tie a Tie” by Potter Style. The title basically indicates the subject matter. The book covers fifteen different ways to tie a tie, along with how to tie a bowtie. The book isn’t just about…

  • Book Review – Better and Faster

    Book Review – Better and Faster

    My overall reaction after finishing “Better and Faster” by Jeremy Gutsche is wow. Simply wow. While I have read business books in the past, I have not read entrepreneurial books. I don’t really have anything to compare this book with, but really, I can’t believe other books of the genre could be any better than…

  • Book Review: Visioneering by Andy Stanley

    Book Review: Visioneering by Andy Stanley

    Using the biblical account of Nehemiah, Andy Stanley gives a “blueprint” for cultivating a God sized vision. Stanley also weaves his own story of visioning, or visioneering, through Nehemiah’s story. Visioneering can be viewed on several levels. It is a book about visioning, but the book also gives valuable insights into Nehemiah and how he…

  • Book Review: The Matheny Manifesto by Mike Matheny

    Book Review: The Matheny Manifesto by Mike Matheny

    NOTE: I was sent a pre-release review copy of The Matheny Manifesto with no expectation of review. However, I was so impressed with the book, I knew I would write a review in hope that more people would be exposed to his philosophy and principles of coaching and life. I was pleasantly surprised by The…

  • The Fallacy of Finished

    The Fallacy of Finished

    Nothing is ever really finished. Instead, everything is in process. This is why we can purchase “new and improved” products for our homes, a new “version” of a car, or updates for our phones. We want to believe we have a finished product, but really, everything is in process. I find the temptation a finished product alluring.…

  • The Soul that Loves

    The Soul that Loves

    The soul that walks in love neither tires others nor grows tired. St. John of the Cross   –

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