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PANIC

Michael Lewis, whose work we referenced in our recent post, “Tenacity,” is at it again.  When I read Liar’s Poker in the late 80′s, I was amazed.  I had heard similar vernacular for years around our table at dinner parties … Continue reading

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TENACITY

“A garden is always a series of losses set against a few triumphs, like life itself.” – May Sarton With all the emphasis lately on poor performance and financial rescue packages, I’ve been thinking about the different ways people react … Continue reading

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