John Baldoni is a contributor for Forbes, specializing in leadership and management topics. With a focus on effective communication, collaboration, and resilience, John provides insights and advice for leaders looking to make a positive impact in their organizations and communities.
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The Smothers Brothers, consisting of the brothers Tom and Dick Smothers. “The more air we can put in there, the better.”
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Good relationships are essential to a life well-lived. We must find ways to connect that benefit others and, in turn, ourselves.
We need recognition of mutual respect, comity, courtesy – in a word – civility. That approach is a step toward creating sustainable communities.
A Ferrari flag flies Once, at a conference in Italy where I was speaking, I fell into conversation with the conference organizer.
President Harry Truman “He knew who he was, and he liked who he was. He liked Harry Truman. He enjoyed being Harry Truman.”
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