Innovation Has No Boundaries

I would instead drink a large glass of soured milk than spend another hour listening to a businessperson making excuses for their lack of growth in the last couple of years. Some will claim that it was Covid-19, while others blame the elections. Some will blame rising interest rates or new competition. Sometimes they’ll throw…

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Life Lessons from Grandpa

One of the most emotionally challenging periods of my life came with the passing of my Grandfather, Perry (P.G.) Harris. I was smart enough, I guess, as a young man to keep my mouth shut and listen to his and his friends’ stories. Grandpa was a Kansas hardscrabble wheat farmer. He was also a guru…

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Pro-Action Time

If you haven’t figured it out yet, risk is tied to every element of life. If you’re afraid of risk, do yourself a favor and hide in a cave or something. But, there are even risks in a cave, I suppose. You can’t avoid it, but you should welcome it. Risk represents value. Risk represents…

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