The day after Mitt Romney’s convention speech discussing how he can help families regain a fistful of dollars, I read more about Clint Eastwood and his chair than the Republican candidate. Not afraid to throw down the gauntlet, President Obama’s people showed us the chief executive’s chair. A piece in The New York Times discussed […]
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In this business, you must have much chutzpah
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People will work to their advantage your lack of knowledge.
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Invite an honest person to join you, someone who won’t be afraid to tell you your lipstick is on your teeth, makeup is smudged, hair is out of place and sweat is making you shiny.
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Make your numbers stand out more by putting them in context.
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This episode raises questions about more than football.
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Every four years, when a presidential candidate announces his VP pick, the media analyzes the choice until someone waves a new shiny object in front of their faces.
