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Presentation: Handling Turnovers

If you've watched or played football for any length of time, you know that turnovers are a part of the game. They can be costly, affecting outcomes of games, championships and, when they occur repeatedly, an athlete's reputation. Likewise, in our lives, turnovers can affect the level of trust and respect we receive from others.
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Presentation: Calling “time-out”

In games of sport a team or player is permitted to call time-outs. It’s designed into the game. Great coaches know how to strategically use time-outs to give their team an advantage. Yet, in the game of life, many of us can sometimes feel like calling a time-out is […]

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Presentation: When You’re Facing Third & Long

In the game of life there are many third and long situations. Those are the times when hope and despair battle for ascendancy—when you’re facing the very possibility that you might very well fail at what you are attempting. When you have a tough decision ahead of you, how do […]

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IronWorks Spring 2010 Series begins April 2

You can feel the pain. You’re working harder than ever before just to keep up. You may even be out of work. Either way, you’re likely battered and bruised. The Spring 2010 season of IronWorks will explore the eight character qualities every man needs to keep their head and […]

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Presentation: Giving Perspective

Since before the birth of Christ, explorers have used triangulation—a method of determining the distance to objects from two reference points—to accurately map their world. Successfully navigating our world requires two reference points too. In this half-hour presentation I explore how your reference point can give a another man […]

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