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Character Analysis: Hi Peeps

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Hi Peeps, Today 's Quote "In any job, work like it is your last day, your last check, and your last chance to show people your character, integrity, wit, love, sensitivity, toughness, fairness, and quality you bring to the table each day, which positively effected the lives of everyone around you; Don 't be a lazy lier." ~ Jon Barnes It Is It is your job to show everyone what you are made of and your humility will push you forward and up God 's ladder of personal success, access, and achievement. Simply doing a great job is good enough to reap what you have sown. Keep doing your good jobs and deeds, especially when people mistreat you. God will fix the rest. Do your part and be faithful as a good steward. It Is Not It is not

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