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Re-framing the main takeaway … pricing, volume and volatility!

November 3, 2015 1:36pm

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We've all experienced "gut churn”! It's that feeling when your stomach stops to function, while you anticipate or wait for something versus anything to happen.

One can take a good or bad feeling, re-frame it and suddenly that feeling is the solution. Not me, I don’t join or run from any sentiment but, take that sensation itself as a sharpened stick to “poke’ mainstream thinking.

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