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      <description>How can work still be wonderful when bad stuff happens? As businesses grow the circle of “wonderful” expands to include more people. And this means more challenges – not just from the marketplace or competitors – but from those on  your team. For us, interpersonal tension and conflict was an every day part of business […]</description>
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      <title>Once Upon A Powerpoint – From Selling to Storytelling – Episode 3</title>
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      <description>Do you ever feel you struggle to connect with people in business? And no, we don’t mean “network” – but truly CONNECTING. Here’s the harsh reality – Business is BORING! The traditional format for engaging in business leaves no room for emotions. We think this is a problem. We think relationships are the catalyst for […]</description>
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      <description>How something as simple as shoveling snow became virtual enlightenment for our Midwestern snow removal company. [hr] RESOURCES Referenced in this podcast: Watch the TED Talk “The Puzzle of Motivation” by Dan Pink Listen to this Episode</description>
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      <description>Ever heard of failing forward? Well, we did. This episode is about our giant, colossal failure that sparked our success story – and this experiment. Listen to Episode</description>
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