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Monthly Archives: January 2012
What if Someone Steals Your Idea?
This happens often in business. And in politics. It is also facilitated now in the media where phrases like “some people say” and a general disregard for the source of an idea is making it nearly impossible to judge its … Continue reading
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When Pondering Goes Too Far
Many of us are ponderers. We take what someone said or a passing facial expression and dwell on it for hours if not days. There’s much to be said for pondering. It can lead to decisions that work — that … Continue reading
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