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Aspiring Speakers
I can remember the day I heard my first professional speaker giving a talk for our railroad group in Battle Creek, Michigan. His name was Herb True Ph.D. and that same day he put me […]
Articles by Art Fettig
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Art Fettig’s Monday Morning Memo – Aspiring Speakers
Art Fettig’s Monday Morning Memo October 12, 2009 In This Issue o Aspiring Speakers o Say Something Good o Visit Our Website o Points To Ponder o A Little Humor o Quote of the Week […]
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Newsletter: Mayberry Days
Art Fettig’s Monday Morning Memo October 5, 2009 artfettig@aol.com In This Issue o Mayberry Days o Say Something Good o Visit Our Website o Points To Ponder o A Little Humor o Quote of the […]
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Newsletter: Climbing Out
Art Fettig’s Monday Morning Memo September 28, 2009 In This Issue o Climbing Out o Say Something Good o Visit Our Website o Points To Ponder o A Little Humor o Quote of the Week […]
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How Many Lives?
…but no one has ever sent me a life saver’s award. I have a Distinguished Service to Safety Plaque from the National Safety Council dated 2002 and the metal plate fell off of it. I […]
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How Many Lives
Art Fettig’s Monday Morning Memo September 14, 2009 In This Issue o How Many Lives o Say Something Good o Visit Our Website o Points To Ponder o A Little Humor o Quote of the […]
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A Lesson from Honest Abe – September 7, 2009
Art Fettig’s Monday Morning Memo September 7, 2009 In This Issue o A Lesson From Honest Abe o Say Something Good o Visit Our Website o Points To Ponder o A Little Humor o Quote […]
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See It In Your Mind’s Eye
Recently when Korean golfer Y. E. Yang absolutely whomped the one and only Tiger Woods at the PGA Championship at Hazeltine he said, “I tried to visualize … how to win if I ever played […]
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Newsletter: See It In Your Mind’s Eye
Art Fettig’s Monday Morning Memo August 31, 2009 800-441-7676 or 919-732-6994 In This Issue o See It In Your Mind’s Eye o Say Something Good o Visit Our Website o Points To Ponder o A […]
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Great Discover
The greatest discovery of this generation is that a human being can alter their life by altering their attitudes. William James