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Cop Still Driven By Aroha Awarau Nick Tuitasi is swapping the force for the course. After 26 years as a police officer, he's handing in his badge to help troubled youngsters become the next Tiger Woods. "Golf involves a lot of discipline," the 43-year-old says. "There's a code of ethics to live by and hours of practice is required. Those teaching tools make good human beings. "If you give some of these youths the skills and opportunity they could step up and hit the ball just like Tiger Woods." Read more>> (Central Leader, Auckland May 07)

Struggling With Unemployment

I am 53 and at the moment I am unemployed. At times I actually feel as though I am unemployable. It seems as though my wife has lost respect for me because the money just is not flowing in like it used to. At this point in life I just feel as though I should be much further ahead. I have always been a great employee and family man. Finding the balance was always easy for me. Now, I am fighting deep feelings of inadequacy. I don't feel needed. My relationship with God has even grown stagnant. And I ask myself almost daily, "Does He even care?". Please help. What do I do with these feelings?

Read more>> (Smalley Relationship Centre)