Paul's Update 6/5

Smithsonian Special Report: The Future of Energy
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Great Leaders Know Respect is the Keystone of a Successful Business
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Heineken’s Lost Plan To Build Houses Out Of Beer Bottles
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Businesses With A Strong Sense Of Purpose Are More Successful
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Want to Make Better Decisions?  Procrastinate
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The Progression of Company Culture Within an Organization
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The MOOC Bubble and the Attack on Public Education
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How Three Quiet, Seismic Shifts Are Changing the Social Enterprise and Social Innovation Landscape
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