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POPSBen Franklin: Keeper of His Own 13 Virtues Journal
He tracked his progress by using a little book of 13 charts. At the top of each chart was one of the virtues. The charts had a column for each day of the week and thirteen rows marked with the first letter of each of the 13 virtues. Every evening he would review the day and put a mark (dot) next to each virtue for each fault committed with respect to that virtue for that day. Naturally, his goal was to live his days and weeks without having to put any marks on his chart. Initially he found himself putting more marks on these pages than he ever imagined, but in time he enjoyed seeing them diminish. After awhile he went through the series only once per year and then only once in several years until finally omitting them entirely. But he always carried the little book with him as a reminder. As wikipedia notes, âHe eventually realizes that perfection is not to be attained, but feels himself better and happier because of his attempt.â Sounds like a successful project ...
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POPS101 Lifehacks for Homeschoolers Are you homeschooling or thinking about it? It's a daunting task, but there are lots of great ways to make teaching and learning at home work for your family.