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#102: Beware of Dog? (Part 1) (opens the original)
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This is Ivan. Ivan is our dog. Well, one of our dogs.Ivan is a pit bull mix.Now ... What's Next? is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.
#101: Heavy Lies the Crown (opens the original)
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On the Sunday morning of the recent Labor Day weekend, the day after I arrived in Denver to start a new role on the ensuing Tuesday, I was enjoying breakfast in my hotel room when I suddenly felt something both familiar and alarming in my mouth.In the midst of the creamy yogurt and tart blueberries, my tongue had encountered a hard chunk of matter that registered as jagged on one side and smooth on the other.Now ... What's Next? is a reader-supported publication. To r
#100: You Can Always Go - Downtown (opens the original)
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Denver’s downtown has one of the highest office vacancy rates in the country. It’s nearly 40%, according to commercial real estate broker CBRE.Downtown Denver is where I am as I type this. I’m a week into my new gig with MicroStar, and I’m staying (for now) in an extended stay-type hotel close to Union Station.Now ... What's Next? is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subsc
#99: The Circle of (Professional) Life (opens the original)
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Who would have guessed that my pursuit of fulfilment and meaning would lead me back to where it started … a communications leadership role. [Note: Do you hear the theme from Welcome Back, Kotter? No? Just me?]This week, I began a new mission, as Head of Communications for MicroStar Logistics.Now ... What's Next? is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid sub
#98: Time For a Book About Ball? (opens the original)
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One of my former work colleagues, who remains a friend and we catch up now and then, suggested I turn my substack columns about my observations while at Ball Corporation into a book.Add some basic history, interview a few more folks, insert thoughtful lessons from 32 years as a corporate communicator and sprinkle in a few rare photos even I didn’t realize I had and voila – another goal achieved, he said, supportively.Now ... What's Next? is a reader-suppor
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