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While at a restaurant, the lady at the next table was having a monologue with her friend, airing all her grievances about her daughter-in-law. I’m not sure when she ate, because she seemed to talk nonstop, recounting slights and omissions that had occurred over several months. I did not hear her say one thing the DIL did right.


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Every year, drivers in Iowa receive a new renewal sticker for their license plates that lists the month and year it was issued. Drivers in Wisconsin have a permanent “month” sticker, and receive a renewal that just includes the year.

This may not seem like much of a distinction, but consider the unnecessary compl...


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It seems that everything has to be customized — and the trend has now reached Valentine’s Day. No longer is it required to send cards from an off-the-shelf box. Now people have started printing personal Valentine’s photo cards just like they do for Christmas.

I think it’s a bit over the top, but Valentine’s Day i...


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I admire leaders who seek input from their teams. The practice helps build trust and understanding, as well as providing new perspectives and alerting about potential pitfalls. I know many of my ideas have been improved by comments from my staff, and they surely have saved me from missteps.

But there are also tim...


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I was the first house in the new subdivision, so I was given the keys for mailbox #1. Only after other homes had been built did the Post Office consider that I was the second house on the block. Consequently, we had to switch keys and labeling so I could have box #2, allowing the mail to be kept in the order of house number instead of when ...


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