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See the guy on the subway platform with his gray suit and New Balance running shoes, which — like Melanie Griffith in “Working Girl” — he wears exclusively for his commute? Or see the eminent graybeard in your workplace, the gentleman who believes, with some justification, that he has earned the right to wear a dark pinstriped suit with an especially horsey pair of Under Armour SpeedFor[...]
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Editor’s note: This article is an Associated Press Member Exchange feature. By BOYD HUPPERT KARE-TV MORRIS, Minn. — Peace and quiet seem like a good thing, until you’ve had too much. Keith Davison got his fill in the months that followed the death of his wife Evy. “You just can’t imagine what it’s like,” said Davison, who lost his wife to cancer in 2016 after a marriage of[...]
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How to work smarter, better and get done faster
Time is a non-renewable resource, and as such, one of the most precious ones we have. As a lawyer, executive, and a professional, you’re probably wearing multiple hats in your effort to get everything done. However, wearing all those hats makes it incredibly easy to get distracted, lose focus, and waste valuable time on things that are not mission-critical. Here are 10 tips to help you stay o[...]
No place for business casual in Kristin Rowell’s wardrobe
Minneapolis lawyer maintains professional look in work-a-day wardrobe
What’s in the briefcase, Kristin Kingsbury?
What’s in the handsome Coach handbag of Kristin Kingsbury’s? A Lenovo laptop computer in stylish case A charger case Redrope of legal research on the topic of easements Business card case, engraved with my name, a gift received from one of my first legal administrative assistants (Thanks Amy!) 2017 calendar Pocket-sized notebook File folder marked “2008 To Do List�[...]
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References can make you, break you or keep you in neutral
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