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The Joy of Work

You’ll most likely engage me to solve a problem or exploit an opportunity and I’ll do that and do it well. But in the end, I want to deliver “The Joy of Work”. My typical client leads a small business. Many times they are the founder. But, founder or not, when they took the helm…

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