<a target="_blank" href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/927457/open_sms">Send a text</a>The reality is that in three generations no one will know who we were.  However, what we do while we are here will have an everlasting impact.  In loving memory of Judy Marie Taulbee

Send a text The reality is that in three generations no one will know who we were. However, what we do while we are here will have an everlasting impact. In loving memory of Judy Marie Taulbee

<a href="https://www.buzzsprout.com/twilio/text_messages/927457/open_sms" rel="noopener noreferrer">Send a text</a>The reality is that in three generations no one will know who we were.&nbsp; However, what we do while we are here will have an everlasting impact. &nbsp;In loving memory of Judy Marie Taulbee

Names May Be Forgotten, But The Life Lived Remains Forever

Achieve your destiny and be successful at any level by staying rooted in a strong work ethic, determination, and integrity. My Mom and Dad were factory workers and generations before them were farmers or coal miners. My path took me in a business direction, but it was still the work ethics and values of my blue collar roots that helped me reach top executive levels. My Dad was a man of few words, but as I navigated through my career I could always find the answers I needed in the subtle things he said or did. I believe these nuggets can help anyone achieve any level of success they desire and I want to share them. I have written many of these in an unpublished book, but my gift is talking and not writing. So I am going to share them in this weekly podcast in hopes someone finds them valuable or at least entertaining. It doesn't matter what color your collar is. We all have gifts and a purpose. None more important than the other. The important thing is that we all reach our full potential and be the best we can be.&nbsp;

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Achieve your destiny and be successful at any level by staying rooted in a strong work ethic, determination, and integrity. My Mom and Dad were factory workers and generations before them were farmers or coal miners. My path took me in a business direction, but it was still the work ethics and values of my blue collar roots that helped me reach top executive levels. My Dad was a man of few words, but as I navigated through my career I could always find the answers I needed in the subtle things he said or did. I believe these nuggets can help anyone achieve any level of success they desire and I want to share them. I have written many of these in an unpublished book, but my gift is talking and not writing. So I am going to share them in this weekly podcast in hopes someone finds them valuable or at least entertaining. It doesn't matter what color your collar is. We all have gifts and a purpose. None more important than the other. The important thing is that we all reach our full potential and be the best we can be. 

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Names May Be Forgotten, But The Life Lived Remains Forever

Names May Be Forgotten, But The Life Lived Remains Forever