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Let’s face it, no one enjoys receiving criticism, especially when it’s dished out by someone they really care about.
It’s easy to develop hard feelings towards a person that criticizes you, and that’s perfectly understandable.
But hard feelings rarely accomplish anything other than ruining a good friendship.
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I’m sure you’re well aware of the price hikes that are seemingly taking place on a monthly basis.
Right now we’re all experiencing inflation the likes of which we haven’t seen in decades.
Inflation itself is bad enough, but there’s also something else going on that’s making the situation even worse…
In case you haven’t noticed, the quantities of many of the products we use on a regular basis are shrinking while their prices either stay the same, or even go up.
This is what’s known as “shrinkflation”, inflation’s closely-related, but extremely deceitful cousin. [Read more…]
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Today, Google (along with parent company Alphabet) is worth approximately $2 trillion, but back in 1999 Google’s founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin offered to sell the company for just $750,000, which is mere pocket change compared to the company’s current value.
Page and Brin made that mind-blowing offer to Excite CEO George Bell, who carefully considered it but ultimately decided to pass on the deal.
Fast-forward to today…
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If you’re a long-time Country Music fan you’re likely well familiar with the work of the late Glen Campbell.
After all, his incredible voice has been gracing the airwaves of Country radio for decades.
But what you might not know about Glen is that he was a true master of the guitar.
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My dad loved playing his guitar and singing, and I have many wonderful memories of him performing for an audience of one.
Although he mostly played classic country and gospel, he could play just about anything he heard on the radio.
One of his absolute favorites was “Wildwood Flower” by the Carter Family.