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Inspiration from Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.

I’ve always been struck by the courage of the extraordinary people who worked and marched for voting rights and an end to segregation and racial discrimination in the U.S. back in the 1950s and 1960s. Dr. King provided inspiration, counsel, leadership, and remarkable oratory to the movement. I’m not sure that today’s history books fully… Continue Reading

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January 16, 2015

Thank You for Your Service

On Sunday, three veterans walked up the aisle to light the candles. Without a word, everyone stood up. Silent. Respectful. Moving. Quiet Tribute On Veterans Day (or any other day), there isn’t an adequate way to say thank you. Still, we can try. Ways to Thank a Veteran. Here are 101 ways from MilitaryAvenue.com. Walk,… Continue Reading

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November 11, 2014

5 Tips for Working Together at a Distance

Over the years I’ve worked on many projects at a distance—in one organization or across many, in the same country, or across oceans. In some cases, we started and finished whole projects without ever meeting in person. Sometimes you have to go to the airport, but not so much as before. In organizations where people… Continue Reading

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April 11, 2014