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Marketing Through Contests – Are We Conning Our Kids?
Lynn Serafinn tells how a marketing contest to win a cookbook led to an awakening for her 7-year-old grandson, and asks ‘Are we teaching our children to lose?’ Last month, I spent a couple of weeks babysitting my 7-year-old grandson, … Continue reading
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7 Graces as a Barometer for Choosing Ideal Business Partners
Author Lynn Serafinn shares true story illustrating the distinction between hiring someone who is competent, versus someone who is congruent with your company’s core values. I’ve been thinking a lot about congruence these days. The more I develop my own … Continue reading
Posted in 7 Deadly Sins, Blog, Competition, Deception, Disconnection, Invasion, Persuasion
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Faster, Higher, Stronger – An Olympic Paradox of Values
I’ve never been a sports fan, nor do I like being in large crowds. I also don’t own a television, although I do watch a few programmes online from time to time. So, when it comes to the Olympic Games, … Continue reading
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