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I have been thinking lately about folks who succeed versus those who don’t. Sometimes the distinction is as simple as taking just one more step in the right direction. For example, there’s a high school student who has failed one class, and that one class means he cannot graduate. He has a choice. He […]
When we think of Thanksgiving, we often think about the “thanks” part. But today, I was thinking about the “giving” part. You see, when we are thankful, it’s usually about “us” and what has been given to “us”. When we give, it is about the other person. I am so incredibly thankful for the […]
Often times when working with professionals who are more reserved there is a natural tendency to avoid connecting with strangers. Those that are C and S Wired are more reserved than outgoing. However, since introvert’s tendencies are to build deeper relationships and listen more than they talk and that is a real asset in networking. […]
In 1650, a Dutch farmer named Jan Aertson immigrated to New York from the village of De Bilt in the Netherlands. He was an indentured servant. His last name was eventually changed to Vanderbilt (which literally means “of De Bilt”). You may recognize one of his descendants as Cornelius Vanderbilt, a key developer […]
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