Entries by bronwynr

Today's story – Not Just Another Town

Fred Everhart read the mail and felt sick. What would the kids do? Fred, head of the recreation commission, experienced what many American towns and committees felt - loss of funds. Greenfield, Ohio, population 5000, just another town reliant on the auto industry. Five hundred jobs (70% of the town's industrial employment) would be gone […]

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"You must live in the present, launch yourself on everywave, find your eternity in each moment. Fools stand ontheir island opportunities and look toward another land.There is no other land, this is no other life but this." -- Henry David Thoreau ……………………………………………………………… People form their first impression of you in the first four seconds! Maximize […]

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How to read a business book

For most of us, when we want to improve at something, we read. And this is no less true for those of us in business or in leadership positions in organisations. And, of course, there is a plethora of books to choose from. In fact, according to a report from Fast Company, 5,301 titles "claiming […]

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National Coalition Against Censorship Salutes Judy Blume

Some people may have difficulty finding humor in the issue of censorship. Thankfully, celebrated author Judy Blume isn’t one of them. Nor were the many actors, comedians, authors, and supporters who gathered at City Winery in New York City on Monday evening for “A Night of Comedy with Judy Blume & Friends.” Presented by the National […]

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Be X Do = Have … The Formula For Success

Is there a formula for success? I have a very simple formula I've used that I want to share with you that can do wonders in your business and your life. The formula is simple, but just because it's simple doesn't make it easy. However, if you start to use it and follow it, it […]

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What comes after Vampires – The end of the world as we know it?

Vampires may live forever, but the recent vampire trend in YA fiction won’t. Author Michael Grant, for one, is “sick to death of vampires,” and he is not alone. But when one hugely popular trend ends, what will take its place? Some readers have their fingers crossed for post-apocalyptic fiction. http://www.publishersweekly.com/article/CA6703373.html?nid=2788&source=link&rid=1189609311