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Heading for home

Heading for home by Nancy Knowlton
Developing a relationship with my horse when I was young taught me a lot about relationships overall. Joker taught me that we did best together when we both gave in a bit to one another’s demands.
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We to me. Really?

We to me. Really? by Nancy Knowlton
I wonder about the shift from "we" to "me." I’m doubtful that our society can sustain itself if we don’t seek a balance of giving and taking.
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You just never know

You just never know by Nancy Knowlton
In my experience, the best approach when working with a team involved in making a purchase decision is to assume everyone has a say rather than conclude one or two people will make the final call.
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Beware the naysayer

Beware the naysayer by Nancy Knowlton
It’s helpful and necessary to have multiple perspectives on an opportunity, including from those who say no. But a person should never play the role of naysayer over and over.
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National treasures

National treasures by Nancy Knowlton
National treasures shouldn’t be thought of as just buildings and natural wonders, but should also include people, in particular, children.
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Money and more for your start-up

Money and more for your start-up by Nancy Knowlton
Having been on both sides of entrepreneurship – starting businesses and financing businesses, I have some advice on where to focus your efforts to help ensure success.
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Emphasize the positive

Emphasize the positive by Nancy Knowlton
Focusing on what needs to be done and not what doesn’t need to be done is the best way to achieve the desired outcome.
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Be neither seen nor heard

Be neither seen nor heard by Nancy Knowlton
Compared to my work experience when I finished high school, companies today encourage staff to share ideas and concerns about the workplace – and with good reason.
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