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Oh Ye Of Little Faith (Or Forcing The Infinite Shape of God into the Small Square Hole)

Oh Ye Of Little Faith (Or Forcing The Infinite Shape of God into the Small Square Hole)

When I was ten years old, in a Baptist Sunday school class, the elderly man teaching it declared one day he didn’t believe in dinosaurs.
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Ron Clinton Smith
The Volatile Circle of Entrepreneurship (Trust Me, You’re Not Alone)

The Volatile Circle of Entrepreneurship (Trust Me, You’re Not Alone)

Entrepreneurship is a volatile circle, a wonderful experience but never without its pitfalls and challenges along the way.
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Sean Smith
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The Artist and Money

The Artist and Money

I don’t believe there is an artist alive who doesn’t care about being compensated for their work. At the same time, I don’t believe there’s…
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Ron Clinton Smith
Regret set me back years

Regret set me back years

But I think I’m better for it.
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Sean Smith
SaaS marketers need to change their approach to SEO, now.

SaaS marketers need to change their approach to SEO, now.

Full disclosure — I own a SEO agency 100% focused on software as a service clientele — that said, it gives me an interesting outlook on…
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Sean Smith
When Guns Become God

When Guns Become God

If the love of money is the root of all evil, what is the love of weapons of mass destruction?
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Ron Clinton Smith

Using the “Devil’s Advocate” to your advantage, even when sometimes it feels insane.

The other day while browsing Twitter my friend tweeted something that I objectively agreed with, and even though I thought “that makes…
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Sean Smith
My Tribute To Col. Bruce Hampton

My Tribute To Col. Bruce Hampton

How do you pay tribute to your best friend, who was more your brother in spirit than physical birth could be, who was as true to you as…
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Ron Clinton Smith
Our culture lied to me about marriage

Our culture lied to me about marriage

And you should know the truth
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Sean Smith
Find your glow

Find your glow

I woke up with an emotional buzz, a feeling like my soul was humming.
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Sean Smith

The Death Of Shame

In an interview years ago, talking about his movie Quiz Show, based on the true story of a TV game show hoax played on the American people…
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Ron Clinton Smith

Why I stopped writing to teach, when I’m learning more than ever

The truth is, I loved writing to help people — to teach what I learned.
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Sean Smith

Justifying the selfish act of entrepreneurship

Why entrepreneurs have to be real with themselves to be successful
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Sean Smith
Sugar-coated Feedback Sometimes Isn’t Enough

Sugar-coated Feedback Sometimes Isn’t Enough

Not all criticism is meant to be constructive, but that doesn’t mean it can’t be.
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Sean Smith

Our problems are self inflicted

It’s funny to me how most of our problems are self inflicted.
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Sean Smith

My 5 Favorite Things Under $50, $10, and for free

I love cost effective stuff.
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Sean Smith

Fate of the Union [Video]

A spoken word poem about the current state of our nation.
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Raymmar Tirado
You’re dying, what matters?

You’re dying, what matters?

You’re dying.
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Sean Smith

Happiness is a choice, choose it

There are people who would look up at their burning house and as they held their kids close exhale, “we made it out alright.”
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Sean Smith

Shut the hell up, your life is great

I audibly said to myself as I was repulsed by what I was thinking
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Sean Smith
I like to think that I’m intelligent, but how do I really know?

I like to think that I’m intelligent, but how do I really know?

If you think about it’s really impossible to know if you are intelligent. One of the main reasons is because of the Dunning-Kruger effect.
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Jimi Smoot
One Afternoon Off Per Week Does The Entrepreneur Good

One Afternoon Off Per Week Does The Entrepreneur Good

The entrepreneur life is hard, that’s for sure. I think the industry has done a great job in recent times of showing the reality of being…
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John Doherty

Broken Heart Days

Some days everything just gets to you. It’s not so much that day, maybe, it could be we’re just more vulnerable on certain days to…
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Ron Clinton Smith

The key to riding a wave is reducing friction

It’s no different in business than it is in the water
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Sean Smith

5 tools that will make you no better at your job unless you actually use them

Stop buying shit and start doing shit
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Sean Smith
What is the solution to diversity in America— is it opportunity?

What is the solution to diversity in America— is it opportunity?

I believe so, and here’s why
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Sean Smith

Why don’t you smile when you run?

If you love something, let people see it
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Sean Smith
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