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"One of the dumbest things we can do is to deny ourselves the opportunity of being wrong. We should desire the acquisition of new information and perspective. We should crave that growth if we truly want to be better people or have greater understanding. We should never let a preconceived notion dictate the information we will examine and we should never be so stubborn as to ignore even the most remote of possibilities. Unfortunately, this is almost the definition of the modern standard and we are clearly living its repercussions. If you want real change, be different; question everything."

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A Leadership Lesson About Change in Higher Education

In her paper titled “Change in Higher Education: Not Enough, or Too Much?”, Adrianna Kezar explores the many different elements...

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Phishing Attacks on the Rise

Over the years, phishing attempts have presented a real issue for both individuals and businesses alike. Sometimes the attempts are...

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The N-acetyl Cysteine (NAC) Powerhouse

In my book, The Briobiotic Protocol: Natural Health Made Easy, I wrote about the power of glutathione – an essential...

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