[Through a series of missteps that I won't go into here, I discovered that I had accidentally deleted this post, first published a few weeks ago. I feel pretty dumb. When I figured out what happened, I sat here, stunned, … Continue reading →
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This week is an “interesting” one. I have all-day meetings every day. Yesterday I was in Indianapolis, today I’m going to a meeting in Cincinnati, tomorrow I’m back in Indy, Thursday I am going to a meeting in Ft. Wayne, … Continue reading →
