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While cleaning out my desk last month, I found a humorous article torn from a magazine in 2004 (yes, I was really cleaning out my desk!). The article by Harvey King in My Business magazine compared big business vs. small...
Operating a successful agricultural business in a small town can be lonely, and moving your enterprise to a more professional level is no easy task. Implementing new strategies, behaviors, and habits takes ongoing support and reinforcement.
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While cleaning out my desk last month, I found a humorous article torn from a magazine in 2004 (yes, I was really cleaning out my desk!). The article by Harvey King in My Business magazine compared big business vs. small...
Davon and I enjoy facilitating peer groups in which business owners have a chance to learn from one another. While each participant's business has a unique culture, has its own set of family dynamics, and has different local or...
Lifelong Learning is our theme this month, and I've been reflecting on how learning is part of our everyday experience. Sometimes we learned the hard way through mistakes, and other times learning is an intentional process. Let...
As my son headed off to college, I experienced the surge of emotions felt by countless generations of parents who realize that their "little boy" was now a "young adult". I so much wanted him to expand his horizons, but letting...