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How to Comfort and Calm Loved Ones Struggling with Anxiety

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6 mn read The Hardest Part of My Marriage This post is about giving you the perspective and a few tools to help comfort and calm loved ones struggling with anxiety. I did not come from an emotionally supportive or resilient family life. I was an only child to a single mom. She worked incredibly hard to make […]

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Mike Snyder Mike Snyder
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How I Learned the Value of Building Resiliency Before You Need It
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How I Learned the Value of Building Resiliency Before You Need It

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3 mn read One year ago, I did what professionals, goal setters, and self-identified over-achievers do in January of any new year. I looked at the goals I had set in the previous year and raised the bar even higher. Designing how I would achieve my Distinguished Toastmasters, my Certified Information Systems Security Professional certification. As well as, […]

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Joe Delaney Joe Delaney
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Get out of your Comfort Zone

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2 mn read It’s not unusual to hear comments that mention focusing on a few things in your professional life that you should build depth or expertise in. People say something for “Jack of all trades, master of none”.  In that context, I would have to agree.  It shows commitment, builds your value proposition, and contributes to a sense […]

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Mark Wise Mark Wise
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Triangle Selling Framework Part 1: Rapport

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7 mn read The Triangle Selling Method is a great way for new business owners to build rapport and develop relationships with customers. Building rapport is crucial to moving among the 3R’s to close sales.

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Mike Snyder Mike Snyder
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10 reasons why service members leave the U.S. Military
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10 Reasons Why Service Members Leave the U.S. Military

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5 mn read There is a wide range of reasons military members may choose to leave the service, and the decision to leave is often a complex one. That is influenced by various personal, professional, and financial factors. Regardless of the reason for leaving, military members who decide to transition to civilian life can benefit from the skills, […]

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Roy Nanku Roy Nanku
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The Day I Found My Purpose

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3 mn read So, this has happened a few times in my life, each time reaffirming the first time I found my purpose, which is the story I share today. The first time was laying in a hospital bed in the Wounded Warrior Regiment at Naval Medical Center Balboa in San Diego in 2011.  But Let’s Rewind 3 […]

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