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Danger, Will Robinson! Robert’s about to be corny. I know this may be considered totally off-topic (maybe) and most have likely seen it before, but I had not.
Our good, fun friend Lee Hopkins shared this in Facebook recently. It is too beautiful.
Recently, as I listen to students about to head out after graduation, some are expressing doubts about whether they are ready for the real world stage. If this story cannot inspire, I don’t know what will.
Following the Paul Potts storyline, it turns into an amazingly …
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So is Alice, by the way.
Call me what you wi…
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Ah, the metaphors come flowing in at times like this.
What follows is really kind of sad. You don’t want bad things to happen to people, especially when (even if they are not) they think they are doing good deeds. That is what is happening here.
What is good for the goose, is not necessarily good for the gander. Well, so says the goose, Steve Rubel.
Scott Baradell has a great post about this. His contains much wiser, kinder and gentler advice, too. The comments are great, as well. …
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There was a little tiff between bloggers the other day. We’ll get to it in a bit. The real story – the most telling bit of this whole story – is something off-topic that Steve Rubel let slip in the comments of the offending post.
