
The Paper Tiger
For most of the twentieth century, suitcases had no wheels. Travelers carried them through train stations and airport terminals by hand and largely accepted it
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For most of the twentieth century, suitcases had no wheels. Travelers carried them through train stations and airport terminals by hand and largely accepted it

I was at a leadership conference with my Entrepreneurs’ Organization group when a magician took the stage. Not a keynote speaker or a strategist or a

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At 4:30 in the morning, our group gathered quietly at the trailhead. Our guide checked his watch, counted heads in the dark, and made sure that everyone