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I’m cross blogging with my friend Alyssa Avant and it’s my turn to ask her a question.  Since we’ve had a small break and now into a new year, I thought I’d start off with asking Alyssa this:

Hey Alyssa,

It’s that time of year again where most people make new year resolutions, write out their goals and start new businesses. I never commit to new year resolutions, so I don’t make them however, I did reflect “back” on what I did last year including the ups and downs, mistakes, etc. I saw a very interesting message today that spoke of “leveraging off your past experience in your current business,” with that said Alyssa, if you had one thing that you could change or “leverage” from in 2007 (pertaining to business) to now, what would that be?

Side Note:  You can read Alyssa’s response here.  Make sure to check back often for updates.  We invite you to add us to your feed readers for easy update notices. 

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