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Reflecting on life

Posted on June 28, 2008 by Michael Ray Hopkin

Occasionally it’s good to take a step back an reflect on things that are important to us. Mark Sanborn wrote a small e-book called My 50 Best Lessons from 50 Years of Living. I agree (and appreciate) nearly all the lessons Mark highlights. My favorite is the seventh: “Learning is your most powerful leverage in [...]

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