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The 1099 Economy

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Webinar: Farm Recordkeeping

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Welcome & Devlin Fidler Keynote

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Smart Choice Health Insurance

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Student Loans & Service Members

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Pinterest for Your Business

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Sales Fraud in the Horse Industry

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Operating a Restaurant

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TRICARE Reforms in 2018

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Re: Best thing you've shared recently?

Rose Massengill ·
Great post and so true. When someone invests their time in you or what are involved with- it means a great deal. Our ideas and creativity as contributions demonstrate investment in our work and thus our energy and passion.
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Re: Best thing you've shared recently?

Rose Hayden-Smith ·
I love this post! My husband - among other things - is a coach. He uses this example from John Wooden. The HBR piece is one of my favorites. Thanks, Karl!
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Best thing you've shared recently?

Karl Bradley ·
Completely out of the blue I asked my son this question... What's the best thing I've ever shared with you? We both moved on to other things & frankly I thought he'd forgotten. Eventually, he came over to me & said the best thing I'd shared with him was.........time! Well, needless to say, this blew me away. We all search for things in which to be proud of our kids but this simple answer struck me as profound for a teenager. The only thing we all have in common is time. A few years...
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Re: Farm Business Planning

Aaron Weibe ·
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2021 Tax Updates

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Yes or No?

Karl Bradley ·
Yes can lead to more. More can lead to over commitment. Over commitment can lead to accomplishing less. "Devoting a little of yourself to everything means committing a great deal of yourself to nothing." -Andy Stanley No can lead to less. Less can lead to focus. Focus can lead to getting more accomplished. "Busy is a choice. In fact, it's the easy choice." -Tony Crabbe Choose wisely. What's the most important contribution you can make to the world? Commit to that!
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Re: Yes or No?

Tamika Porter ·
This is so true as I have come to learn by trial and error 😞. Thanks for the post!

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