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David Sipress

David Sipress

July 29, 2022

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July Laugh

July Laugh

June 30, 2022

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Reciprocal Giving

Reciprocal Giving

June 30, 2022

Sounds oxymoronic.  It’s not. Exhibit 1:  When my Mom would hand a valuable keepsake to one of her children, I’d say “but Mom, you loved that piece”.  She’d respond: “I’d...
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June Laugh

June Laugh

May 30, 2022

For those of you fond of such old comics, check out www.gocomics.com
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Shaping Our Jiminy Cricket

Shaping Our Jiminy Cricket

May 30, 2022

Each of us operates with a voice inside our head, our life’s narrator. Narrator seems a good term since it’s the voice that judges every thought we have, every action...
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Spaceballs – Mel Brooks

Spaceballs – Mel Brooks

May 1, 2022

Editor’s comment:  I’m addicted to mindless, slapstick humor and this is one of my favorite scenes of all time, from Mel Brooks satirical takeoff on Star Wars.  “When will then...
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The Business of Good

The Business of Good

April 30, 2022

An owner/CEO recently asked me, “how do I start a foundation, so that I can give back?” My response was, “why not imbed giving into your business model?” While starting...
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The Office “Michael, Jim, Dwight” sales training scene

The Office “Michael, Jim, Dwight” sales training scene

March 31, 2022

Editor’s note: I did not see this scene when the show was running but ran into it the other day. Having been through mock sales training many times, I could...
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Time Stretching Exercises

Time Stretching Exercises

March 31, 2022

Oliver Burkeman subtitled his book 4,000 Weeks “time management for mortals”. Time and mortality are tough subjects that Burkeman faces head-on and with creativity and humor uncommon to self-help books....
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The Softening of Age

The Softening of Age

February 28, 2022

Six of my nine brothers and sisters who remain earthbound gathered to kibbutz for a few days recently.   I was struck by the words my poet sister used in...
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