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No Excuses

May 9, 2014 by Stephen Mathis

In this podcast and in addition to some musical instrument history concerning the Hammond organ and Leslie speaker, Dr. Mathis discusses the concept of “No Excuses” for misbehaviors, regardless of the circumstances. While many persons have psychological disorders and/or issues that befall them, there is never a reason to use these as convenient excuses for misbehavior, “giving in” to the disorder or problems, or “giving up” on themselves in terms of functioning well in life. Suggestions are made as to how persons might accomplish this. Given that life “Don’t Come Easy”, it is everyone’s responsibility to make the best of his/her scenario without excuses.

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