The Difference Between Failure and Failing Fails are proof you have tried something new, gone outside of your comfort zone or on the path of discovery. Failing is a part of every day life. Failure is the speed bumps that help us correct our path. Fails are not necessarily a bad thing, I […]
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In April it will be three years that I’ve had my biggest puppy, Luke. He was about a year when he came to me and he hasn’t changed much. He’s gotten bigger. A lot bigger. Now instead of a medium size goof with a long tail, he is a big goof with the tail
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My computer died. It was a slow painful death, poor thing. The hard drive had only what I can equate as a computer heart attack. I was able to salvage the data, but it has been put on life support waiting to be transferred into a new model. Somehow I am now in the organ
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I was fortunate to present a seminar on LinkedIn last week to an amazing group of people. One of the greatest aspects of this experience was the understanding by the leadership of the opportunities and value with LinkedIn as a marketing tool for each individual while supporting the organization as a whole. When discussing
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I hear that a lot. It is normally one of the first things, right after “Nice to meet you in person” that someone says to me after only having phone conversations. I am five foot tall, I am used to it. My son is six foot one and his dad is six foot
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