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		<title>By: Jennifer</title>
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		<description>I don&#039;t have any great suggestions for you, but I did want to comment.

I like that saying about the bus.  I heard something similar many years ago.  The woman that taught me that had another analogy (which I don&#039;t remember exactly) about knowing where you are going, and then mapping out the route - needing a destination and a map to get there.  I see your program and this blog as helping people determine their goals, choose the best route, and as help to stay on course.

Reading this post I was struck once again at how much these principles can apply to so much of what we do in life - not just for managers in the corporate world.

I&#039;m not a manager, but I do supervise a few people on occasion.  This week I had a disagreement with one of them, and I had to remind myself not to be an ass.  I reminded myself of your work here, and it helped.  This stuff works.  Thanks.</description>
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<p>I like that saying about the bus.  I heard something similar many years ago.  The woman that taught me that had another analogy (which I don&#8217;t remember exactly) about knowing where you are going, and then mapping out the route &#8211; needing a destination and a map to get there.  I see your program and this blog as helping people determine their goals, choose the best route, and as help to stay on course.</p>
<p>Reading this post I was struck once again at how much these principles can apply to so much of what we do in life &#8211; not just for managers in the corporate world.</p>
<p>I&#8217;m not a manager, but I do supervise a few people on occasion.  This week I had a disagreement with one of them, and I had to remind myself not to be an ass.  I reminded myself of your work here, and it helped.  This stuff works.  Thanks.</p>
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