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BYOB: Who is in charge around here?
When I am asked to mentor entrepreneurs, I often hear the phrase: “I want to be my own boss.” Those words make me shudder. The people using this phrase have no appreciation for what it means. The only job on the planet where you can be your own boss is Evil Dictator of a Third-World Country, and that usually doesn't end well.
Being your own boss doesn't mean that you have no boss. Ironically, it means you have all the bosses. Seasoned entrepreneurs deeply appreciate that their chosen path makes them directly responsible to everyone. The “Boss” doesn't have to make any one person happy….
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By: Mark Henderson
Title: BYOB: Who is in charge around here?
Sourced From: www.supertalk.fm/byob-who-is-in-charge-around-here/
Published Date: Fri, 05 May 2023 16:03:15 +0000
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Scattered showers linger, with clearing for Wednesday and Thursday – Home – WCBI TV
SUMMARY: The weather forecast for Columbus, Mississippi shows scattered showers on Tuesday with temperatures reaching the low 80s. Tuesday night will bring a break from rain with overnight temperatures dropping into the lower 60s. Wednesday will be dry with temperatures in the lower to mid 80s, and late week will see mostly dry conditions on Thursday with rain chances returning in the evening. Friday will bring showers and temperatures increasing into the mid to upper 80s. Overall, the week will have variable rain chances and temperatures ranging from the 60s to the upper 80s.
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SUMMARY: Columbus police are investigating a series of burglaries at a shopping center, with five businesses being broken into. Security camera footage captured three individuals with bags and ropes approaching stores. Store owners like Stephanie Studdard and Emma Newman expressed frustration at the thefts, with Newman reporting several hundred dollars stolen from her store. Police advised residents and business owners to secure their properties and set alarms to deter burglars. The department received tips from the community and planned to meet with business owners to ensure safety and security. Social media and video footage were being used to identify suspects.
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SUMMARY: The new Inspire Act funding formula in Mississippi aims to improve student learning by allocating funding based on enrollment rather than attendance. This new method will provide more financial assistance to public school districts, especially during low attendance months. The formula will give extra funding for students in poverty, gifted programs, special needs, and ESL programs. Families like Dennis Holloway believe this funding will benefit students by providing resources like Chromebooks and books. The Monroe County School District is expected to receive an increase of about $60,000 in total funding, replacing the old Mississippi Adequate Education Program.
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Self-report damage with MEMA
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Mississippi News6 days agoStrong storms late Wednesday night – Home – WCBI TV
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Mississippi News5 days ago
Louisville names street after a former high school
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SuperTalk FM6 days ago
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