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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 […]
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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
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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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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Sue, the Environmentalist
Art Fettig’s Monday Morning Memo August 24, 2009 In This Issue o Sue, the Environmentalist o Say Something Good o Visit Our Website o Points To Ponder o A Little Humor o Quote of the […]
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Changing the Mood
Art Fettig’s Monday Morning Memo August 17, 2009 In This Issue o Changing the Mood o Say Something Good o Visit Our Website o Points To Ponder o A Little Humor o Quote of the […]
Nuggets
Changing the Mood
I first met Sue in Atlanta when I worked with her husband, Richard, while I was doing some speeches for Alabama Power there. Sue had grown up in a small Georgia town where she went […]