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August 19th, 2008

It's amazing what happens when you look under rocks and rotten logs deep in the wood.

What might appear to be dull and boring or unattractive to the initial eye may not entirely be so. Think of what happens when you look underneath a water-soaked log after a fresh rainfall. Salamanders and toads find homes; what was deemed lifeless was teeming full of life.

Imagine what you can find if you turn over rocks and look under water-soaked logs in your organization. If you're lucky, you'll find the face of new life staring you in the eyes upon its revelation.

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