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Your (Outdoor) Key to the Keys
For years, the Pharr Davis Crew has loved “thawing out” in Florida in the winter. This year, we had the chance to “glamp” for the first time at Camp Sawyer near Big Pine Key. It made for an amazing trip and was the perfect blend of time outdoors, good food (and drink) and sightseeing. Here were some of our highlights…
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2026 Word of the Year
Now, in an age of social media and AI, it feels more important than ever to search and struggle for what is real. Growing up, we always envisioned the battle against the machines to be some Terminator like apocalypse. But maybe our war is far more subtle and subversive. Perhaps our great resistance will be found in not allowing the TV or NEWS or Social Media to take over our brains.
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Are You Addicted?
We live in a phone addicted society: social media, texting, 24-7 news, online gaming, and the device itself with the constant stream of glowing lights and notifications. It’s designed to hook us and keep us distracted.
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Endurance -> Character -> Hope
Hardship brings hurt, and stress, and anxiety, and challenges, and tears - and a new perspective.
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Earth Day: Depressed? Happy? Hopeful? Yes.
Caring for our home planet and safeguarding our place in it is a long game and I know that our generation can't fully redirect the weight and force of momentum that has been building for several hundred years. But we can keep pressing on the brakes, teach our kids how to drive and trust that when given the option of an imminent crash or detour we’ll have throttled down enough to safely make the turn.
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Showing Up For Yourself - And Others
Yes, you need to exercise and take care of your needs- mental, physical, emotional, and spiritual. A healthier, happier, better you is a benefit to everyone around you. We shouldn’t feel bad about that. But I do think we should ask ourselves if it is balanced - or are we so siloed and congratulatory in our self-care that we are not using any of our time or resources to care for others??
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Mischief Managed
Ultimately, the magic of Harry Potter is not found in his Potions Class nor does it come from the wand he wields; it is not unmasked through divination, astrology or runes, nor can it be sucked away by a Dementor or vanquished with a flash of green light. The supernatural appeal of this series is that despite all the hurt, pain, and injustice Harry endures, he still finds a way to follow a path of faith and reminds us all that the most powerful force in this world is love.
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It Pays To Be a Young Entreprenuer
Someone who can manage, organize, or take on the risks of an enterprise is not much different than an explorer or adventurer. And, that has always been the lens through which I have viewed small business. It is an adventure. It will kick your butt and you’ll learn a lot of hard lessons, but you will also cover some amazing new landscapes, meet incredible people, and hopefully have a lot of fun along the way.
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The Greatness of Dawn Staley
It is easy to stand in your greatness after a win; it is much harder to stand in your loss and be great.
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How to Melt A Frozen Heart
My love language is warmth. I’m not against chocolate, flowers, or fine jewelry. But I tend to be my best self when I’m balmy. And whether you need to thaw out a bad attitude or thaw out from cold temps, for those who need a little motivation with gifts and ideas for Valentine’s Day – regardless of relationship status - this blog’s for you.
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