HeyJaredGreg Kozera
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- Sep 11, 2026
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Cracking the code: Facts and truth are important (opens the original)
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During my corporate life, the company I worked for was part of a crew doing a workover on a gas well. Suddenly we hit something hard, shallower than it should have. Whatever it was, we couldn't get any deeper. Everything stopped while we all tried to determine what was going on. The first guess was our measurement was off or the pipe tally was wrong. Well records and history were reviewed. Phone calls were made to confirm, with well records at the corporate office. An entire morning was wasted t
Cracking the Code: Learn from others and the past (opens the original)
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Last week, Lynnda and I hosted a foreign company we met at SelectUSA who visited our region looking for potential sites for their high-energy manufacturing business. They will create over 100 high-wage jobs. We were their tour guide and chauffeur. We had a full schedule of meetings and site visits. Everyone involved did an excellent job. This company makes several important products the USA currently imports from China. They said, "We are coming to Shale Crescent USA because you have..." * Freig
Cracking the Code: Dolly’s example to follow (opens the original)
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The USA lost an icon. The world lost a one-of-a-kind talent with the death of Dolly Parton. The media has done an excellent job of reminding us how talented Dolly was, all she accomplished and how she cared about people. As I write this, we have the story of Dolly's career playing on TV. I did not know the song "I Will Always Love You" was written and first performed by Dolly Parton. I remember Whitney Houston singing that song in the movie "The Bodyguard" with Kevin Costner. Dolly has given eve
Cracking the Code: Our superpower (opens the original)
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One of my concerns on our U.S. Commercial Services Roadshow trip to Turkey earlier this year was language. I do not know any Turkish. In Istanbul and Ankara, the presentations were in English or they had a headset with a translator. In Koceali, our second stop, everything except our afternoon presentations were in Turkish with no translator. I had no idea what they were saying. When the third panel started, I sat next to a young woman who whispered to me, translating what the panelists said. I l
Cracking the code: Give first with a loving heart (opens the original)
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This week I met with several women from our church to discuss how to start growing our membership. We lost people during the pandemic who stopped coming to church. Our church is facing a challenge. Most of our members are over 60. The women know people in the community better than most of the men. I suggested, "Instead of focusing on growing membership, what do people in our community need, we can help with? This changed their thinking. The women produced creative ideas like a community movie ni
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