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Tag Archives: sports
World’s Oldest Marathon Runner Knows About Perseverance
Late bloomers aren’t found just in the business world, of course. For 40-and-older aspiring entrepreneurs, the accomplishments of older artists, authors, scientists and athletes can provide inspiration and a reminder of what’s possible (for great stories about non-business achievers, check out Debra Eve’s blog, Late … Continue reading
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Tagged Running, sports
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Cal Ripken Jr.’s Views on Success
As he gets ready to turn 52, baseball Hall of Famer Cal Ripken Jr. is very active in the business side of his sport. In addition to writing books on baseball, he runs three minor league teams, the Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation, the Ripken Stadium and the Ripken … Continue reading
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Tagged Baseball, Interviews, sports, Work
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Entrepreneur Bikes for a Bigger Cause
By Lynne Strang, Late Blooming Entrepreneurs Just how driven is Len Forkas? Consider this: a few weeks ago, the 52-year-old entrepreneur raced from Oceanside, California to Annapolis, Maryland on a bicycle–and finished in less than twelve days. Forkas’ amazing accomplishment occurred … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Career Changes, Careers, entrepreneurs, Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Success
Tagged bicycles, cycling, Interviews, sports, Work
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Sports Commentator Jim Nantz Gets into the Wine Business
Jim Nantz, known for calling everything from the Masters Tournament to the Super Bowl, is teaming up with Peter Deutsch, CEO of Deutsch Family Wine & Spirits, to form a new partnership: Deutsch Nantz Alliance (DNA), which will initially produce a Sonoma-based wine brand … Continue reading
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What Business Owners Can Learn from Michael Jordan
Even celebrity business owners need to surround themselves with people who bring different perspectives — and are willing to disagree with them, when necessary. A recent Washington Post article about former basketball superstar Michael Jordan makes this point loud and clear. The 49-year-old Jordan … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Career Changes, Careers, entrepreneurs, Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Success
Tagged Basketball, sports
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Super Bowl Ad Encourages Aspiring Entrepreneurs
Among the many television commercials during this Sunday’s Super Bowl will be one from the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, a nonprofit that focuses on fostering U.S. entrepreneurship. During the football game, the animated, 30-second advertisement will air in four television markets: New York, San Francisco, … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, sports, Super bowl
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