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Essays from the road. Old wisdom in plain words. A framework called The Handprint for leaving your mark on the places that leave one on you.
Reflections A Jesuit priest spent his life telling packed rooms, gently and often hilariously, that they were sleepwalking through their own lives. He might have been talking about this exact moment.
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Reflections Handed seven unplanned minutes on live television, Norm Macdonald didn't rush to fill the silence. He let it sit there — and it became legendary because of it.
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Reflections In the Hanoi Hilton, the prisoners who didn't survive weren't the pessimists. They were the ones who picked a release date and couldn't survive it passing.
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