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When in doubt, make a move - Florida Weekly (opens the original)
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I was told in my early years that I procrastinate too much. My response to that was always, “just you wait.” But not anymore. Actually, growing out of the kid/teenage years, I quickly found the value of not waiting, but taking immediate action. It came to light recently when working with a particular organization, I attended one of their staff meetings and the topic of sales, and more specifically selling advertising space came up. There was one phrase that kept coming up at the meeting, and it
Meet Naples number one “doorman” - Florida Weekly (opens the original)
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Naples resident Joe Walton, 53, is a doorman. He doesn’t work at any of the Naples area fancy hotels. He doesn’t open car doors and meet and greet guests as they come in. He is not that kind of “doorman.” Walton is more of a grinder. Both literally and figuratively, and instead of opening doors—he makes them! That’s 34 years and still counting, Walton is a guy much more comfortable in work clothes than a sport shirt and tailored nice pants. He can be seen in any number of Naples buildings with t
Harry Chapin Food Bank helped her—now she helps them - Florida Weekly (opens the original)
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Harry Chapin Food Bank pantry volunteer Adele Ramirez with fellow volunteer Kathleen. -JON COHN / FLORIDA WEEKLY Sleep can be a rare commodity for Naples resident Adele Ramirez. She works the overnight shift in the Intensive Care Unit for Gulf Coast Lee Health, and then on certain days goes directly from there in the early morning hours over to a volunteer shift helping needy families to get food at one of the Harry Chapin food distribution sites. There is not much time in between. Often, she wi
Surviving the heat: In poetic verse - Florida Weekly (opens the original)
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No question the end of August and September can be amongst the toughest months here in Southwest Florida. So, for those of our beloved readers, who are fighting the battle against the long, continuing days of summer heat, we give you these words to help cool you off—at least in verse. Each day the heat, it never seems to rest The sun beating down, no apparent concern Ravaging our spirit, and dragging us down Especially for those that can’t get out of town Wear an oven mitt when changing your sho
An old guy’s guide for college students - Florida Weekly (opens the original)
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Admittedly it is a dangerous quantum leap to write with some advice for Naples’ college-bound kids who are about to head off to school—some of whom are leaving home for the very first time. Hard for me to get my head around, but my last year in college was nearly 50 years ago! Clearly, things over the past five decades have changed dramatically (stating the ridiculously obvious). So far be it from expected for an old veteran like me to dare to make any suggestions to today’s incoming college kid
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