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A pacemaker should have saved oil and gas magnate Nathan Moore’s life. Instead, it provided his killer with a seemingly perfect means of execution.

10 Ways to Know You’re a Strong Woman
We women may come from different parts of the world, but we have several characteristics that bond us into a sisterhood of strong women. We all have the ability to be called Strong Women. In my opinion, it’s in our DNA as the female gender.
So what are those traits?
- A strong woman is not a victim. She may have found herself in a vulnerable situation in the past, but she acquired the tools to repair herself. Never again will she be a victim, and she recognizes the signs.
- A strong woman finds strength in her faith. Jesus is her Savior. She puts Him first in her life. No matter what happens, Jesus has her back.
- A strong woman thinks more highly of others than herself. Life is never about us. Our growth and change into better women comes from an unselfish heart.
- A strong woman takes time for herself. Balance is the key to living up to our full potential. We have to nurture ourselves before we are any use to the world.
- A strong woman loves freely without demands. Love is an action verb. Showing love to those who are termed unlovable, an enemy, or a family or friend who has hurt us is a mark of true strength. A strong woman sets boundaries based on love.
- A strong woman is in control of her emotions and deals with her psychological issues. In short, if a woman recognizes help, she seeks wise counsel. Stuffing mental hurts is asking for an ulcer . . . or worse.
- A strong woman is health conscious. The saying is true: “We are what we eat.” The Bible says in 1st Corinthians 6:19 that our bodies are the temple of the Holy Spirit. Eat right. Exercise.
- A strong woman has a sense of humor. Laughter is the best medicine. Get tickled. Enjoy a belly laugh.
- A strong woman is always learning. No matter where you are in life, learning keeps us alive, healthy, in tune with the world, and purposeful.
- A strong woman understands listening before speaking promotes wisdom. It’s too easy to interrupt and give our advice but stop. Perhaps the speaker merely needs to vent or we haven’t heard from God before we speak.
Strong women have the advantage over what the world tosses our way.
How do you describe a strong woman?
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21-Apr
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Guest Post: 4 Agencies You Didn’t Know Worked With the FBI
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22-Apr
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23-Apr
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Excerpt: Chapter 1, Part 1
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24-Apr
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Guest Post: 4 Ways the FBI Assists Other Agencies
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25-Apr
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26-Apr
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Guest Post: 6 Ways the FBI Investigates a Potential Threat
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27-Apr
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Guest Post: 9 Crimes the FBI Investigates
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28-Apr
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29-Apr
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Guest Post: 10 Ways to Show Character Growth and Change
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30-Apr
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Promo
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1-May
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2-May
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Guest Post: 10 Ways to Show You’re a Strong Woman
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3-May
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Excerpt: Chapter 1, Part 2
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