When I was growing up, my dad had a close friend and neighbor, Arthur Tacelli, who was an attorney in Boston. Mr. Tacelli, as I called him, was a fun, loving guy who always had great stories. He was a “street” guy, but very intelligent, and he loved well thought-out principles and discussions that proved […]
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My last post of 2010 was a retrospective on the successes I’ve encountered by engaging in social media. Although my year was extremely positive, it also opened my eyes to a disproportionate number of people assuming the position of experts in specific fields. What was most troublesome about this discovery is that certain folks not […]
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