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I’m trying to move the mindset of 45-year old into the space of a child’s game–tag.  I’ve been "tagged" by fellow blogger, Debbie Call, to answer the following question: What are five things that most people don’t know about me? I have several childhood nicknames that my siblings still continue to use with me. One…

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Life After the Corner Office

For those of you in the Boulder area, a shortened version of my posting on Closet Entrepreneurs is running in today’s Daily Camera.  Once a week, this local newspaper puts out a business section that includes posts from local bloggers, under a column called The Final Word. That’s where you’ll find my post. By coincidence,…

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Privacy Please

At one of the hotels I stayed at recently, I got in late the night before and arranged my schedule so I could sleep in the next morning.  I looked for the sign for the outside of my room door and found a new twist on an old idea.  Instead of "Privacy Please," the sign…

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The Other Impact of Wal-Mart

Over the weekend, the Wall Street Journal ran an article about the impact that Wal-Mart and other big discounters have on the economy.  Contrary to most articles you’ll see on this topic, this is not another bashing. Eye-opening facts from the article: The U S has a $13 trillion economy.  Wal-Mart, Target, and other big…

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Closet Entrepreneurs

I had lunch with a friend this past week.  He recently joined a start-up, after having achieved at an early age what most would deem great success in large, established companies (think GE). Yet despite a very healthy salary, P+L responsibility with a workforce that numbered over a thousand, and access to C-levels, he left…

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