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When I was a kid, my friend “T’s” Mom drove a Citroen. Actually, she never called it that – she subbed in an “sh” for the “c”, which delighted us a lot (probably why I named my youngest daughter after her – another long story). If you know anything about cars, this is a fine [...]
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I’m not sure how many of you know who spoke before Lincoln at Gettysburg (Edward Everett) nor that he spoke for two hours (yawn). Lincoln then got up and, in 272 words, delivered one of the most moving pieces of oratory in the English language. Believe it or not, I had time to think about [...]
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It’s all too easy when you’re dead tired and facing an impossible situation at work to get angry and give up. Someone else can handle it. I quit (at least mentally and emotionally). What if quitting isn’t an option? Ever? Let me give you all the same clue I found: we don’t know jack. So [...]
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