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A sage once said, “the most common miscommunication is the illusion that it occurred.” Often we have not communicated as clearly as
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Native tribes used to catch monkeys by hollowing out a coconut and filling it with rice or other delicacies, then leaving it
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You occasionally see “WWJD” bracelets, standing for “What Would Jesus Do?” The WWJD bracelets represent a question that wearers are publicly committing
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There is a time to teach and a time to refrain from teaching. As a leader, as a business owner deeply committed
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I began re-reading this old favorite the other day. “The Dance of Intimacy” deals with relationships and the patterns of distancing and
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When I first started out in business, as a budding entrepreneur/investor, I had no mentor or role model or beaten path to
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Picked up a book recently on the history of Europe from 1648 to 1815 (“Pursuit of Glory,” by Tim Blanning). It is
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I used to think of patience as a passive thing, something like raw intelligence, that you either were born with or you
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About 6 o’clock one recent Saturday morning I went downstairs and did a few reps on a Nautlius machine. The longer I
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I realized a long time ago that every company had its own unique culture. I wanted to have a special company, where
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Life can be so complex, so busy, so hurried. So many roles, so many goals, so little time. What to do today,
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I believe in the power of free markets and capitalism to create prosperity, to harness and direct human potential. But sometimes that