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Happy New Year! Now, Let’s Just DO IT!

Friday, January 1, 2010

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Happy New Year! Now, Let’s Just DO IT!

I used to scoff a bit at the New Year’s resolutions. But no more… Everybody needs a “restart.” It’s one of the things that made high school or college so great; every year, or ever Semester, you got a do-over. But once you get into working adulthood, the do-overs are a LOT less frequent, and while [...]

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Happy Thanksgiving, from the Raz Family

Thursday, November 26, 2009

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Happy Thanksgiving, from the Raz Family

Happy Thanksgiving, from the Raz Family!

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The Hannah Montana Skateboard

Monday, July 20, 2009

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The Hannah Montana Skateboard

When I was growing up, in middle school, I wanted a skateboard. Not just a kinda-wanna, I mean I REALLY wanted one. Badly. All my buddies had them, the cool kids were always out in sidewalks of Jones Middle School doing tricks, finding a half pipe somewhere to ride on. I remember reading boarding magazine [...]

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The Speed of Leadership

Sunday, July 19, 2009

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The Speed of Leadership

I used to hear someone constantly repeat this expression of “slowing down to the speed of wisdom.” I’m not sure why I disliked that saying so much, but I did. Maybe it was the way it was said (with a tad–a heaping and overfloweth tad–of self-righteousness), perhaps it just sounds so consultant-speake, and, quite likely, [...]

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The One

Thursday, July 9, 2009

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The One

Here’s an interesting article related to performance and success, and while not earth shattering at its core the originating subject is about the next baseball wunderkind bazillionaire (pending all things go as planned) who could be another “Dwight Gooden” style game changer. What I found fascinating is that the bulk of the article is really comprised [...]

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The Physicist in Sonoma

Wednesday, July 8, 2009

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The Physicist in Sonoma

Recently I took a trip to Sonoma, California, one of my favorite places to visit–and even more so when my wife is with me.  So in touring lots of wineries there’s a lot more than “does the wine taste good?” It includes the atmosphere, the staff, the process they use, their focus, and a lot of [...]

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At first she HATED running…

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

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At first she HATED running…

This story out of Sports Illustrated speaks for itself, and is touching on so many levels. Physical improvement. Accountability. Teamwork. Persistence. Heart. Patriotism. Compassion. Love.  It’s a simple story of a single act that turned into something so much bigger, and for whatever reason really touched me as I read it a second time this evening. [...]

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The Day Before!

Thursday, June 25, 2009

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The Day Before!

Here we are, the day before the big event. Lots happened today. All the preparation moments absolutely flew by, it’s like we’re on a locomotive and can’t slow it down. But it’s all good, starting with a fabulous Diamond leadership meeting earlier today, some exceptionally run workshops this afternoon, followed by a lot of fun [...]

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Univera Convention ‘09: The Day Before!

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

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Univera Convention ‘09: The Day Before!

Here we are. Seattle, 2009. Ten Years, One Truth. And it’s all coming together.  Today’s my first of what will be a daily blog all around the events of the day and exciting things that are happening. Most of today’s entry is a VLOG, but some of the highlights included countless hours of preparation, store setting, [...]

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Yet Another Way to Live Longer

Tuesday, June 23, 2009

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Yet Another Way to Live Longer

When you do a Google search for images related to the word “purpose” I don’t understand why the results pull up esoteric whispy trees in the middle of green fields, or that of a person paddling a canoe in the reflective moonlight in the middle of a widespread ocean with nary a sign of life [...]

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