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Founder of Northwind Pharmaceuticals.

Blogger on leadership, adversity,
personal growth, and the Journey.

Author of four books.

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Laughing at the Edge. The Energy is in the Motion.

Living Water

The clear, cool water water rushed downstream. Following the narrow canyon, the stream moved over rocks, through small falls, into the nooks of boulders, and then eddied back into the fast moving flow. The steep stone wall of Mt. Zion rose before us and the colors of moving shirts could be seen above as people hiked through the wooden flume that used to carry water down the mountain to

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to learn

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