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  Dear subscriber, This may or may not interest you: An Australian biology teacher has grown human vocal cords from stem cells in the lab. The results… well, they speak for themselves. But the REAL news here is this: With stem cell research properly funded, scientists believe we could do

  Dear subscriber, I can’t tell you how many quotes I’ve shared with my subscribers over the years. It’s a bunch. I’ve probably shared more quotes than Kim Kardashian has shared selfies. Well, I have many favorite quotes, for example, er… well, nothing comes to mind now, but I’ll tell

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  Dear subscriber, There are challenging books. There are intellectually taxing books. And then there’s Eugene Schwartz’s book on copywriting, Breakthrough Advertising. I’ve probably read it seven or eight times and each time I reread it, it still makes my brain go to porridge. I’m telling you, this book makes

  Dear subscriber, Every once in a while, I like to watch old Johnny Carson clips on YouTube. It’s like taking a time machine back to the golden age of late-night television. A time when the focus was on entertaining and connecting with the audience, rather than pushing a political

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Dear subscriber, There are many famous people who are admired. There are many who are held in high regard. And there are many who are liked. But there are very few who are beloved. One such famous person who was truly beloved is the late, great Tina Turner. Tina Turner

  Dear subscriber, So I’m mindlessly scrolling through the bottomless pit of superficiality known as Instagram (I know, I know, I should know better), and I stubbed my eye on a post featuring a guy caressing a laydee’s chin like he’s auditioning for a romance novel cover. The headline read:

Dear subscriber, The great philosopher Bret Michaels made the following poetic observation: “Every rose has its thorn.” Well, believe it or not, almost one-third of the June issue is dedicated to discussing this truism. More specifically, it’s about how to make sales from your product or service’s thorns (flaws) and