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Words to Work By
Writing the perfect company tagline
February 6, 2012
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Writing the perfect company tagline might be easier than you think!
I'll Take My Success Hot and Black
San Fran's 10 Ventures brews up business innovation.
January 23, 2012
In San Francisco's Mission District, you can get your latte hot and your business humming all in the same place.
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Crashing the Myth of Work/Life Balance
Author Jon Gordon helps us find our happiness.
January 9, 2012
Author Jon Gordon helps you find your work/life balance.
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Step Away from the Blackberry
Vickie Milazzo helps you stay focused on the big picture.
December 5, 2011
Don't let mindless tasks distract you from the big picture.
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Profiles in Greatness: Booker T. Washington
Up From Slavery
November 30, 2011
Booker T. Washington spread a message of hard work, morality and economic self-reliance as the path to freedom.
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Profiles in Greatness: Rowland H. Macy
The Star of Retail
November 1, 2011
Son of a whaler, Rowland H. Macy was the father of the department store.
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Profiles in Greatness: Marie Curie
For the Love of Science
October 11, 2011
Marie Curie overcame poverty, grief and prejudice to become a woman of discovery.
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Profiles in Greatness: The Rockefellers
The Rockfeller family has made sharing their wealth a generation-to-generation commitment.
October 3, 2011
The Rockefeller family made sharing their wealth a priority for future generations.
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Profiles in Greatness: Sojourner Truth
"And Ain't I a Woman?"
September 25, 2011
Born a slave, Sojourner Truth broke free of limitations to become an advocate for others.
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The First Truly American Writer
Mark Twain had an uncanny eye for human nature.
September 8, 2011
Mark Twain's use of common language and humor helped him shine a light on serious societal issues
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