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Innovation and risk used to be fairly simple concepts. You developed a product or service and risked putting it out there. Some succeeded. Some failed and tried again, using the same basic formula. It seems that nothing in the world is that simple any more. By Kathleen Quinn Votaw
In the same way people hail a cab, people in the future will use their mobile devices to summon a driverless vehicle whenever they need to travel. Without the cost of drivers, this type of transportation will be infinitely more affordable. By Tom Frey
Most people move away from or run from what they don't want, what is painful or what they fear. High performers are different; they focus on and run toward what they do want. By TC North
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There are a hundred reasons to love and respect John Imbergamo. He’s a brilliant public relations pro and restaurant champion and serves as Executive Chef Elise Wiggin’s and Denver’s Panzano Italian Restaurant’s publicist. By Cathie Beck, the Wine Wench
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