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Thank you for reading A Sharp Mind: Habits That Keep You Focused, Calm and Clear at Every Age. Good habits for the mind are small and steady. These pages help you keep them in view, week by week.
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One printable PDF with the working pages from the back of the book:
- Weekly Mind Tracker. Sleep, movement, Scripture and prayer, focus, learning and connection, checked off day by day.
- Purpose Worksheet. What you are here for, written down.
- Scripture Memory Starter List. Verses grouped by theme, with a review schedule.
- The Reading List. Classics, history, faith, science, poetry and fiction for pleasure.
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- Medical Ethics and the Human RelationshipWhat medicine owes the people it serves
- Who Is in Charge?A father's drawing about faith, family, failure and what matters most
Faith
If the Scripture in these pages stirred something
Faith runs through this library because it runs through my life. If the verses in the book raised questions about God, you are welcome to explore them, at your own pace and with no pressure. Who Is in Charge? is a good place to start.
"Come to Me, all who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest." (Matthew 11:28 NASB)