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Where Design Meets Art, Engineering and Marketing | SUCCESS (opens the original)
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When Mike Laut was a teenager, his parents made him a deal: He could have a car if he built it himself. So, at age 14, Laut got to work on a 1973 Ford Bronco, pulling the engine, replacing the entire drivetrain, rewiring the electrical system and essentially rebuilding the thing from the ground up. That bright green Bronco has been his daily driver ever since—and it perfectly encapsulates his approach to design. “Having that hands-on experience really early definitely helped set the stage for a
Entertainment Lawyer on Solving High-Stakes Problems | SUCCESS (opens the original)
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Most people imagine entertainment lawyers spending their days negotiating recording contracts or reviewing movie deals. But for Dallas-based attorney Levi McCathern, the job is much more straightforward: He solves problems. Big ones. The kind that could cost Jerry Jones the entire Dallas Cowboys franchise or the kind that stripped a Heisman Trophy from one of college football’s greatest running backs. McCathern’s path to becoming one of entertainment’s most trusted legal minds started far from t
What to Expect From Your First Coaching Engagement | SUCCESS (opens the original)
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The decision to work with a coach often comes at a pivotal moment—when you’re feeling stuck, facing new challenges or sensing untapped potential. Yet many professionals hesitate, unsure of what the coaching process actually entails or how it differs from mentoring, consulting or therapy. Understanding the typical coaching journey can demystify the experience and help you maximize its value. While each coaching relationship is unique, most follow a structured progression through four distinct pha
Erin Coupe on Turning Daily Routines Into Intentional Rituals | SUCCESS (opens the original)
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The phrase “I can fit that in” typically signals the beginning of the end—another commitment squeezed into an already overflowing schedule, another step toward burnout. But Erin Coupe, author of I Can Fit That In, wants to reclaim those four words entirely. “It’s not about stopping to do things or slowing down even. And it’s not about cramming more in. It is about making better choices and being more intentional,” says Coupe, a former Fortune 200 executive who is now the chief executive officer
How to Preserve Company Culture During an Acquisition | SUCCESS (opens the original)
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Shannon Litton never planned to work in business. A former middle school teacher, she stumbled into the corporate world when her boss left to start a company and asked her to come along. “I was in my 20s, and he said to me, ‘I can’t pay you for a while, but maybe you can be an executive vice president,'” she recalls. “And I was like, ‘That sounds awesome. Sign me up!'” Twenty-five years and several successful ventures later, Litton now leads 3LS Professional Services, an employee-owned organizat
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