The Mandalorian. His Dark Materials. Now, Cobra Kai. The last few weeks of December and the beginning of January meant more than just the end of 2020. The season ending episodes of each of my favorite shows had also occurred in a thrilling, but dreadfully short time period. So, now that I have watched everything […]
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I have been an avid reader for many years; a book that I especially love is The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey. I have read this gem twice, front to back. The first time was probably 10-12 years ago. I have since promoted the book as a must read, but I
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I’ve been with Wepco Plastics for 7 years now, and as I reflect, I see that the company I work for is dramatically different than the one I began with, in hundreds of ways. One stark difference is our presence. In 2013, we were just a small mold building and injection molding company from Connecticut
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Some time ago, I had the pleasure of being a guest on Tony Demakis’, of Alliance Specialties and Laser Sales, Chat and Chow podcast. As we are both fitness enthusiasts, it was natural that this topic came up. Tony is a Planet Fitness member and I am a CrossFitter. When Tony visited Connecticut in July
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Have you ever thought about how many decisions you make in a day? Some researchers believe the total is somewhere north of 35,000! Many of these are obviously insignificant, but all of them have ramifications. The more important the outcome is, the more we want to be as certain as possible that we get it
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I decided again to watch the documentary Free Solo with my children. It chronicles the journey of Alex Honnold as he plans to attempt a ropeless ascent of the 7,569 foot granite face of El Capitan in Yosemite. I was originally drawn to it because of my love for our National Parks and nature in
by Charles Daniels The measurement of my responsibility as a leader can be summed up in one word: results. Therefore, everything I do should relate, in some way, to ensuring that Wepco Plastics achieves the best results possible. I believe that paramount to this is making good decisions, and then monitoring and evaluating the effectiveness
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