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The Search for God and Guinness

In March, many of us don our green and raise a glass to St. Patrick. As you do, pick up a copy of Stephen’s The Search for God and Guinness and be inspired by the Guinness family’s example of corporate social responsibility.

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I was asked recently what one personal habit or practice has saved me the most time in my life and helped me maintain focus. My answer was simple: “I know what to ignore.” Here’s why… https://t.co/2HlZTbFsqW

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Know What to Ignore

I was asked in an interview recently what one personal habit or practice has saved me the most time in my life and helped me maintain focus. It was a good question. I want to tell you how I answered. I think it may help you. My answer was simple: [read more]

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“It is a story thick like the smell of barley at the St. James Gate brewery…Guinness money funded the largest orphanages in Europe, built housing for the poor, and even insured that soldiers had pints of brew on the battlefields of the world’s great wars.” – from The Search for God and Guinness by Stephen Mansfield