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How You Benefit

My purpose is to provide you with multiple ways to be successful,
whether you’re a student, a mother, or a CEO.

To prove it, I release each Saturday one chapter from my book so you can discover untold life-lessons through the prism of history: the battle of Gettysburg is my metaphor to help you succeed in any endeavor.

Why history? Because it’s life’s only playback recording that inspires us to create our own success.

Why Gettysburg? Because its recording provides us a grand event with the richest quantity of real-life, flesh-and-blood examples of who you are and of what you are capable.

I have structured this blog like my book: you get valuable lessons in each short chapter, delivered one at a time, each Saturday morning.

Ultimately, these stories reveal your identity. This blog, like my book, is all about you.

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3 Responses to How You Benefit

  1. Paul M. Noyes

    July 21, 2012 at 9:19 pm

    Paul – I have your book on my kindle and love it. As a military history buff I’ve very appreciative of your well-written work.

    A CHS classmate,
    Paul Noyes

     
    • Paul Hemphill

      July 22, 2012 at 1:06 pm

      Hi Paul,

      Great to hear from you. Wow! How the years have passed. And thanks so much for your kind comments. Really appreciated. Please stay in touch and feel free to pass along the blog to your friends, especially those who have sons and daughters who think they know everything! Feel free to LIKE my Facebook page, Getteysburg Leadership in the digital age.

       
    • Paul Hemphill

      November 9, 2012 at 9:32 pm

      Gosh, Paul, I didn’t realize you had written something to me so long ago. My apologies for not responding earlier. I’m happy you like the book. I am in the process of putting each chapter into video form in time for the 150th anniversary of the battle. Stand by.

       

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