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When deciding to buy a car, too many people focus on its (sticker) price, not its long-term cost (fuel, insurance, maintenance, repairs, storage, etc.). The cost far exceeds the price. Similarly, wise leaders understand that the cost of non-compliance far exceeds the price of compliance. HT to Seth Godin, 16 Feb SOURCE: https://yantougas.com/2024/02/16/price-vs-cost/ https://yantougas.com

Starting a business gives you the freedom to be your own boss, make decisions on your own terms, and create a successful venture. If you have metal fabrication skill, you can turn it into a lucrative opportunity. Below, we’ve outlined several must-know steps to opening a metal fabrication business to help you get started.Step 1: Research YourContinueContinue reading “4 Steps To Opening a Metal Fabrication Business”

My grandmother has been blind for half of her life. She doesn’t “look blind,” meaning there is no outward clue for a sighted person to realize that she cannot see instantly.  My grandmother, with her movie star looks, usually does not use her white cane in public. Her eyes sparkle even though no light isContinueContinue reading “Seeing your way to a better speech”

If you have an unpleasant interaction at work today, try this: assume for a brief moment that the words you are hearing or reading are not the real message. Look for the real motivation behind the words. Assume positive intent. Perhaps there is nothing more below the surface. But very often the jab comes fromContinueContinue reading “Easing the pain”

When a young person chooses a career in theater, they probably don’t say, “I hope I can be an understudy.” No, they want to be a star on the main stage. Something similar happens with young boys who aspire to become big leaguers. Most realize soon enough that they will never reach the “bigs.” ThereContinueContinue reading “What backup catchers teach us about work and life”