Lead Story: Kurt and Patricia
Nt Interview: Chris Majer
Heart of Business: Doug Wead
Master Networker: Kevin Robbins
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LEAD STORY
The Wright Stuff
John Milton Fogg A Conversation with Kurt and Patricia Wright Over 30 years ago, Kurt Wright made a life- and work-altering decision. He stopped asking, “What’s wrong?” and started asking, “What’s right?” Asking the right questions, say Kurt and his wife Patricia, move our minds from deductive and analytical thinking to accessing the synthesizing power of intuition—from negative to positive, problems to possibilities—and help us tap the hidden potential of the team.
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THE NT INTERVIEW
The Mood of the Team
John Milton Fogg A Conversation with Chris Majer Trainer and coach to world-class athletes, big businesses (such as AT&T, Intel, and Nike); and elite military units of Army Special Forces, Marines and Navy Seals, Chris Majer talks about the essential leadership responsibilities and key management strategies required to establish and maintain the direction and health of a high- performance team.
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THE HEART OF BUSINESS
Networking’s Charitable Edge
Uma Sackett Doug Wead: Time, Money, and Friends with Time and Money Best-selling author of All the Presidents’ Children, Doug Wead is co-founder of Mercy Corps International, an international relief organization; a former Special Assistant to the President—and a successful network marketer.
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MASTER NETWORKER
Building TheTeam
John David Mann Kevin’s father Ray was a super-successful networker—but son Kevin wanted to be his own man. After a brief career as a successful but harried corporate salesman, Kevin “discovered” networking—and mastered it on his own terms.
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PROFILES
Success at Your Own Pace
Lisa Borelli closed her successful mortgage company to start a family, then walked away from a successful first experience in networking because it, too, also took her away from her family. Today, she’s found the right balance.
Part-Time Job, Full-Time Income
Between failing health and a deteriorating business, things were going badly for Frank and Annette Petrocelli. Then one day, Frank’s son happened to give him a video on a business his girlfriend’s father was getting involved with.
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