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An economic shock can end one chapter without ending a person's contribution. Here's a framework I keep returning to: 1. Discover your potential beyond your former job title. 2. Develop the skills and confidence needed for the next step. 3. Use your experience to solve a real problem. 4. Maximize your impact by sharing, teaching or scaling what works. Which stage is hardest for people facing a late-career transition?
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Pretty excited about the recent shift from awakening to justice and accountability phase. Buckle up. It will be bumpy
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Indignation, frustration and anger is rising as we discover more details on the midterm results. The math doesn't add up. Many fear a repeat of 2020. As for me, I am rather pretty optimistic. In 2020, many, including in the patriot camp, did not really believe the elections could be so massively rigged. There was no censor-free social platform such as X. So, an awakening phase had to occur. I believe this phase is now completed. We have entered accountability and justice phase. It could not have been done in 2020. That would have created a civil war. Now, anyone with oprn eyes could see the blatant fraud. That is why the message on the White House page on Nov 3 : "Buckle up"
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KEEPING THE AMERICAN DREAM ALIVE Every evening, a factory worker walked past the exit and into a classroom. He was older than the other students and often exhausted. At graduation, his children cheered the loudest. His diploma was small enough to frame, but large enough to change the family story.
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