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Whatever you are looking at, that's where you will go
In a recent conversation with a friend of mine about the viability of an admittedly audacious business dream, a disparity emerged on the optimism – pessimism spectrum. It lead me to reflect on my musings about the influence our attitudes … Continue reading
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False Sense of (sunscreen) Security
If you are one of the thousands – dare I say millions – of people who enjoy spending countless hour on the beach in the summer and you have migrated completely to the spray canisters to apply your sunscreen, PLEASE … Continue reading
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Tagged summer, sun tan, sunburn, sunscreen, suntan lotion, suntan spray, suntan sprays
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Permission To Accept Love
On this Valentine’s Day, I request your indulgence as I break away for a moment from the normalcy of the theme of my blog articles. Today, I wish to discuss a topic that rarely (i.e. very nearly never) comes up … Continue reading
To Start A New Tradition Try "Goofy Pageantry"
I was recently invited as a guest to A Robert Burns Supper with the St. Andrew’s Society of Philadelphia. One of my best friends from my childhood is a long-time member of The St. Andrew’s Society along with his father … Continue reading
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Tagged Behavioral Influence, inspiration, laughter, Leadership, management, relationships, tradition
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Keep Your Circle Of Inspiration Small
This week Lance Armstrong is reportedly going to offer an admission to the use of performance enhancing methods during his cycling career. In affect, he will be admitting that he lied to and misled many people and organizations. As an … Continue reading
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Meaningful Sacrifice
With Christmas only days away, I wish to share what I feel is a very warm sentiment in the spirit of giving. Recently, I had the privilege to be audience to a magnificent presentation delivered by a true star of … Continue reading
We All Want A Scapegoat
Change is indeed the only constant. Interpreting that can easily lead to many outcomes. Perhaps it means that change is always afoot. Or, it could mean that no-thing every really changes. Alternative, it means many other things too. I’d like … Continue reading
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Tagged change, change management, Leadership, personal growth
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We Should Experience That On Which We Opine
This post is fully attributed to Paul Schiefer. Paul is a friend of a friend of a friend on Facebook and this found its way circuitous way to me. Being one of those who really jumped in the fray on Facebook … Continue reading
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Did Florida Matter In The End?
Yesterday, I posted a short piece about the Electoral College and it’s apparent disenfranchising of the votes of many. It appears we have a text book case this year with Florida. The totals reported on politico.com as of 7:45 AM … Continue reading
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Take the Media Out Of The Decision Making
We are now thick into the campaign with the debates underway. I challenge everyone who expects to opine on things after the debates to refrain from listening to, watching, or reading anything put out by the media for 24 hours … Continue reading