Finding Opportunity

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Point being, we can respond to any event. Think about people you know. Who are the bitter pills in your life? How do YOU respond to them? Do you join (negativity is contagious you know) or do you choose to respond differently?

What about the people you know who can respond to any event differently? Who do you know like that – people who – no matter what happens they look for (and often find) opportunity.

These are just some of the ideas Dale Callahan talks about in his new book “Company of One”, due out this Fall.

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