When You Don’t Have A Clue
April 8, 2023
We all make mistakes. As Alexander Pope said, “To err is to be human.” It’s a fact of life. However, there are ways to minimize
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It’s important to be educated. It’s essential to be smart. There is a difference.
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Over the years I’ve observed highly educated people making really bad decisions. I’ve also seen people with a minimal education achieve meteoric success! There really is a difference between being educated and being smart. That’s what I write about.
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