Homeless Millennials

I recently read that the average age of a homeless person in the United States is 9 years old. What?!

There’s been some debate as to whether or not that statistic is accurate, but either way there’s definitely a problem.

Grrr…

That really irritates me. The richest nation in the world, huh?

A State of Mind Called Time Pt. III

Have you ever met somebody that’s always late for class, work, and everything else, but has the nerve to be mad because he or she didn’t get to leave on time?

Please tell me that’s not you. Are you one of those people that likes to be “fashionably late”?

I know this violates proper nightclub etiquette but…

A Complete Success… [TESTIMONIAL]

” Dear Mr. Duncan,

Thank you for being the keynote speaker for our Second General Session. The Texas FCCLA State Meeting was a complete success because of your help. We enjoyed the motivation you gave our members. I hope you enjoyed coming to speak as much as we enjoyed having you.”

Amy Barrera State V.P. of Projects, FCCLA

Al Duncan – Sunday Journal Interview – 4.27.08 – EQ

Al Duncan is interviewed in New Orleans, post-Katrina, about dealing with emotions in times of crisis.

http://www.box.net/embed/4udvzquuf65hcep.swf

Duncan Nugget® #11: The Enemy Within

Most of the obstacles people face in life are self-imposed. So, be on the constant look out for the only person who can stop you–the enemy within.

And always remember…

“You are guaranteed to win once you defeat the enemy within because…It’s ALL mental!”

With Friends Like These…

Emotions are the guardians of your well-being. They are your friends and their primary objective is to ensure survival. They are arguably the most powerful force governing our behavior.

There is an old adage, however, that rings true when it comes to emotions. “With friends like these, who needs enemies?”

Al Duncan Testimonial – FCCLA – Texas State Meeting

Al, what a pleasure it was to meet you and have you speak at the Texas State FCCLA meeting. Your message was just what the 5000+ students in attendance needed to hear and your method of delivery was excellent. Having the students engaged in the presentation and giving such positive reinforcement to them was wonderful. The support you gave one of our member’s friend was commendable. I know that the family will appreciate that act of kindness that you did. I also appreciate you coming early to get to know your audience. The students appreciated your willingness to be so visible so that they felt like they knew you before you spoke. The comments we received on the evaluation sheets were excellent.

Sharon Reddell Pierce, State Advisor
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