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Category Archives: Rotary Club
Basics, Art & Heart
At a recent Rotary Club meeting, our speaker, Mike Sheppard, a retired college and professional football coach, remarked that, “the best coaches teach at three levels: basics, art and heart.” This simple, but elegant phrase captures the essence of what … Continue reading
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Knowledge, Truth and Power
“They say that knowledge is power,” I said, beginning my introduction of the guest speaker at a recent Rotary Club of Moorpark, California meeting. “And,” I continued, “ I think you will also learn today, that Power is Knowledge.” “Power, … Continue reading
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