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To start the week I’d like to share a thought I had while doing what I do on the weekend. That’s right: more business lessons from golf. I played with a friend who also happens to be a golf pro and like most people with whom one plays, he shared some things he saw in [...]
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I’m kind of tired this morning. I stayed up to watch the first overtime period of a hockey game last night, which turned into a second period and then a third. In the NHL, playoff overtime periods are the same 20 minute length as a period in a regular game, so it was the equivalent [...]
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The things we learn from golf! I know, I’ve written about that before, but yesterday’s conclusion to The Masters provided such a great example as to why the lesson of the golf course apply to the world of business. I’m talking, of course, about Phil Mickelson‘s decision-making on number 4. For those of you who [...]
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