Do You Know...: From Where I Sit: Why You Should Welcome Trouble

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March 18, 2007

From Where I Sit: Why You Should Welcome Trouble

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You may wonder why a blog targeting the construction industry would include the CEO of a publishing company on its blog roll. Read this post from Michael Hyatt and you will see that his take on life can be beneficial to everyone, regardless of your profession.

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