When we were kids, the way to resolve a dispute (short of fisticuffs) was shouting down your opponent.
"You're a booger head."
Notwithstanding clear nasal evidence to the contrary: "I am not."
"Are too."
And this system of point and counterpoint still exists when we hit adulthood.
Governor Rod Blagojevich is just the latest
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I have decided to devote a number of articles to the topics of achievement and motivation, subjects that I have studied for thirty years. In these articles, I will be reviewing the writings of great thinkers who wrote over a period beginning with the ancient Greek and Roman philosophers up to contemporary thinkers like Stephen Covey and Eckhart
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