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Community Hub Network announces the launch of Arlington Heights and Education Hubs

Arlington Heights and Education Hubs Launch HandsOn Suburban Chicago (HOSC) and Linked Local Network (LLN), as part of the Community Hub Network, have collaborated to launch two new websites focusing on Arlington Heights and Education.  The sites will be previewed on May 1st at 8:30 am at the Forest View Education Center Theater in Arlington [...]

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How sucking at math can lead to victory

My youngest son Connor was showing off his math ability the other day by telling me that 10 + 5 = 15 and so on. My response to Cathy was, “Yep, that’s what my calculator says too.” The reality is that it wasn’t a joke. It’s no secret in my family that my math skills [...]

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We all fall apart sometimes

I had a meltdown yesterday. They don’t happen often these days but when they happen they happen big. In my younger days I would have screamed and said horrible, hurtful things. These days, I collapse into tears, like yesterday. The reality is that each day is very hard for me. My ADHD and Dyslexia are [...]

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Do you want respect with that?

In our increasingly automated, drive through world the experience of customer service is a dying art. More often these days we’re asked “Do you want fries with that?” by someone stuck in a scripted hamster wheel hell. At our local grocery store we hear the same questions each and every time, “Did you find everything [...]

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How we teach people with disabilities NOT to succeed

By the reckoning of some I am a failure. Why? Simply because I use accommodations in my every day life. I use a Kindle Fire HD to read books to me, and a text to voice feature on my computer to read my email. I take medication for my ADHD without which I’d be mentally [...]

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Something you forgot to tell me

Do you know someone who expects you to read his mind and then gets mad at you when you repeatedly fail to do so? Yeah, me too. So what do you do with a person like this? Here’s a quick suggestion. Keep in mind that people in general are socialized to use a lot of [...]

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You may keep your gift

I have been told by many that I have the patience of a saint. I’ll let you in on a secret, it isn’t patience. It is simply one of the most profound strategies for setting boundaries that I’ve ever learned. I learned this strategy in one of my favorite stories about the Buddha. It was [...]

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A strategy to build confidence

Too often people wait until they receive the approval of a parent, teacher, coworker or friend before allowing themselves to feel that they have done well. This is an unfortunate habit in that it is essentially waiting for permission to feel successful. I suspect we get into this pattern due to the seeking of approval [...]

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LLN Reports on PHD – Society for the Preservation of Human Dignity

LLN Reports on Jane Stephen, Director of Prevention Programs and Kim Stobbe, LCSW and Clinical Director for the Society for the Preservation of Human Dignity in Inverness. Thursday  01/31/13 at 3 pm Listen at -  LLN Reports on PHD-Society for Preservation of Human Dignity Previous Archived Shows - On Demand – Linked Local Network Reports Show talk radio [...]

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How Praise Can Ruin Your Child’s Life

If you have ever raised a teenager you know what a hormone fueled, supercharged rollercoaster ride of emotional reactivity it can be. Now throw in autism or another developmental challenge and it’s like giving a pyromaniac a box of matches to play with in a room full of high explosives. My then 13 year old [...]

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Rediscover – Getting Back to the Basics with Dr. Pete from Boston

Small Business Building with Dr. Pete from Boston – Rediscover – Getting Back to the Basics Listen at – Rediscover – Back to the Basics with Dr. Pete from Boston Previous Archived Shows - On Demand – Small Business Building with Dr. Pete from Boston By – Mike Boehler         Back to the Basics [...]

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Life is an Alternative Motive with Dr. Pete from Boston

Small Business Building with Dr. Pete from Boston – Topics High in our Life and Business reality – Life is an Alternative Motive, so live life to the fullest! Listen at  – Life is an Alternative Motive with Dr Pete Previous Archived Shows - On Demand – Small Business Building with Dr. Pete from Boston By – [...]

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Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day – Operation Warrior Wellness (PTSD) with Dr. Pete

Small Business Building with Dr. Pete from Boston – Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day is on Friday, December 7, 2012. Listen at - Operation Warrior Wellnes with Dr. Pete from Boston By Mike Boehler       An Interview with Co-Chairman of Operation Warrior Wellness  Special Guest – Edward Schloeman, CMS (ret) NYANG, President of Fidelis Services [...]

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US Military Enrollment – Transitioning American Veterans with Dr. Pete from Boston

Small Business Building with Dr. Pete from Boston Join Dr. Pete, Friday, 11/02 at 11:30 am, as he explores Transitioning American Veterans; Military Ambassador; Continuation of the Brotherhood Listen at - http://www.blogtalkradio.com/linkedlocalnetwork/2012/11/02/small-business-building-with-dr-pete-from-boston   This  show will cover Dr. Pete’s education lecture at the EDU Market Summit – October 25 at the InterContinental Kansas City – http://edumarketingsummit.plattformad.com/sessions  We find ourselves challenged [...]

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Lean Manufacturing – Part 2 with Dr. Pete from Boston

Small Business Building with Dr. Pete from Boston Lean Manufacturing Part 2 – Benefits of Lean Manufacturing and Develop (or participate in the development of) a 6S implementation road map with the 10 Secrets to Implementing Lean Manufacturing! ..” Join Dr. Pete, Friday, 10/26 at 11:30 am, as he explores Lean Manufacturing Part 2 –   Prerequisites: Open [...]

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Transitioning American Veterans by Dr. Pietro (Pete) Savo

We find ourselves challenged to support the strengths and needs of veterans as they transition from a military life to pursuing higher education. This challenge finds its home well within the framework of Schlossberg’s transition model, which was developed to assist with a broad range of life transitions. Many institutions of higher education have developed [...]

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Manufacturing Business Pyramid Effect by Dr. Pietro (Pete) Savo

Many small manufacturing businesses today resemble what I call an upside-down pyramid. Can you envision such a pyramid attempting to balance on its point? What you have is an impossible balancing act of monumental proportions; near impossible regardless how much money you throw at it! Many manufacturing businesses today, reside in a world managed by [...]

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“STEM Fields” Talent Shortage – How the United States can regain its competitiveness in math- and science-related fields.

Read the entire article featured in Career College Central Magazine, September 2012 addition page 50. “STEM Fields” Talent Shortage; How the United States can regain its competitiveness in math- and science-related fields. Career College Central Magazine, September 2012 For the past 100 years, technological innovations in science and engineering have fueled the U.S. economy, produced [...]

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