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Growing Bolder's Age of Opportunity Chat Featured in CNETThe weekly chat that attracts some of the most interesting, boldest people from around the globe continues to get attention from some of the biggest names in the business!
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Bill Hargrove, 106 - BowlerNever let age stop you from anything! Bill Hargrove loved bowling and hit the lanes every week until his death at age 106. He was the oldest bowler in the world.
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Les LieberFor 45 years, saxophonist Les Lieber has gathered his friends at a New York City bar for the weekly Jazz at Noon jam. And Les is still taking the stage every week too -- at the age of 99. Find out how long he wants to play.
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March 5, 2009 #AgeOp LinksOne of the most important ways of using Twitter is for sharing information, whether it's news, articles, studies or more.Each week, we collect information that we think The Age of Opportunity participants will be interested in, and also any links that are shared during the weekly chats, and aggregate them so they're in one place for easy reading.This week, we had so many links that we decided to...
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The Internet is the Greatest Bridge Ever BuiltIn the weekly #AgeOp chat on Twitter, GrowingBolder.com CEO Marc Middleton suggested we all blog about the following statement: The Internet is the greatest bridge ever built. Boy, is that an understatement! From banking to keeping in touch to finding directions, is there an area of your life that you don't use the Internet for these days? But the problem is that many people only use the Internet...
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GB WebChat: John ReddishWe first met John Reddish during our weekly chat on Twitter. And we're glad we did. Find out why he's so passionate about helping small businesses get the results they're looking for and if he thinks this is a good time to run a small business.
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Why Women Worry so MuchThe psychological dynamics behind women & worry By Dwight Bain, Nationally Certified Counselor & Certified Life Coach Women worry about many different topics, from men to body image to relationships to their mother's approval; yet the same psychological drive is fueling this stressful emotion no matter what triggers it. I believe the real source behind the worry most women feel is...
