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Life is a series of questions. How you answer
those questions
will plot your destiny!

- Joe Freeman

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Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary defines SAGE as:

1) A wise man; a man of gravity and wisdom; especially, a man venerable (deserving of honor and respect) for years, and of sound judgment and prudence; a grave philosopher.

Colors fade,
Empires fall.
But wise words endure.
- Thorndike

The Web Sage is a column that will focus on the positive developments in your life.

Articles on The Web Sage discuss the wise words of the 'SAGES'. The focus will be on helping you to motivate yourself, and inspire you to bring success into your life.

You will notice that, with a few exceptions, the titles for the articles are in question form. Life is a series of questions and how you answer them will plot your destiny. This is my attempt to help answer them for you and me.

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There are 100+ previous issues on the archive page. These articles can be searched on using some of the following key words:

Achievement	Finance	Reaction
Affection	Goals	Relationship
Ambition	God	Resentment
Anxiety	Happiness	Respect
Career	Inner peace	Respond
Challenge	Integrity	Responsibility
Choices	Life	Revenge
Communication	Lifestyle	Self-confidence
Dating	Listening	Self-discipline
Depression	Love	Self-esteem
Disagreement	Luck	Success
Disappointment	Marriage	Training
Dreams	Money	Values
Ego	Opportunity	Worry
Failure	Options
Fairness	Performance
Faith	Personal-Growth
Fight	Positive-thinking

As the old saying goes, ‘Learn from others’ mistakes, you are not going to live long enough to make them all yourself’.

No – you won’t find all the answers here, but you will find that you are not on this journey alone. Maybe, just maybe, you will find that one word or two that will keep you going today.

Then you can worry about tomorrow – tomorrow!

- Joe Freeman

Wisdom is like electricity.
There is no permanently wise man,
But men capable of wisdom,
who, being put into certain company,
or other favorable conditions,
become wise for a short time,
as glasses rubbed acquire electric power for a while.
- Ralph Waldo Emerson

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