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• On your mark, get set, ask smart questions: Leadership advice from Grandpa Don

  

  My parents have passed on my Grandpa Don’s tongue-in-cheek advice about all kinds of things. His homegrown wisdom came from a lifetime of overcoming one thing after another and ended in achieving the kind of playful happiness that drew people to him and his home. words + photographs DR. SARAH THORNTON What mattered to me…

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  October 3, 2022

  Lead Outta Love, October 2022

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