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For 12 years, I served in the Army Reserve as a trombone player. Even though I was a military musician, I was still a Soldier and had to complete a series of leadership development courses over the …
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I read Dr. Gilreath’s comment again. “Dr. Parsons would be disappointed in you." I had just finished my jury, a type of final exam for music majors in which you perform a piece of music for your …
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This week, I went to New York for work, arriving on Sunday afternoon. I spent the afternoon sipping beer and reading on the hotel patio. Unsurprisingly, I got got hungry around dinner time and …
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When was the last time that you ate a frog? I ate a few big frogs last weeks and felt amazing afterwards. You see, I just finished a book called Eat That Frog by Brian Tracy. In the book, Brian …
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On March 15, 2004, I joined the United States Army Reserve as a 19-year-old kid, ending my military career on March 14, 2016 as a 31-year-old man. Today, I became a civilian again after 12 years of …
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Last week, I sent you an email to my newsletter subscribers, asking them to answer two questions: What are the biggest challenges that you face with negotiation? What do your family and friends …
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