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Spend the time to find the best places to live and invest, because in the long run it will be well worth your while.
Discover for yourself the great thing about living where others spend their vacation is the year round quality-of-life.
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Table of Contents for The Knowledge Path
CENTER FOR KNOWLEDGE CREATION AND INNOVATION The Knowledge Path | Know Laboratories | Knowledge Banking | Knowledge ATMs | Western Skies and Island Currents | Best West Road Trips The Knowledge Path Live. Love. Work. Play. Invest. Leave a Legacy. Volume One Table of Contents Life On Your Own Terms Isn’t It Time to Do …
What Were Dillon and Keystone Resort Like Before the Great Recession?
The Uncorked Mountain Wine Festival at Keystone, Colo features delicious wines, award winning jazz, and a juried fine art show in River Run. Mountain Operations: Vail, Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Keystone and Heavenly and which includes lift ticket, ski & snowboard school, dining, retail and rental businesses Part Two: What Were Frisco and Copper …
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What Were Frisco and Copper Mountain Like Before the Great Recession?
Part One: Summit With the help of our knowledge bank, you can choose for variations in your new neighborhood by: Age, Stage, Status and Affluence, and Population Density An excerpt from Book Three in “The Knowledge Path Series” dedicated to helping you find the place of your dreams. 5-Year Time Frames — 2003 – 2008 What about …
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Steve is the founder of the Knowledge Laboratories and its network of enterprises.
He’s been moonlighting for years. Mostly in the dark. Write. Write. Write. Before first light.
Crafting messages “literally bottled and set adrift from KnowWhere Atoll.”
It’s taken him eight years just to bring Volume One: The Knowledge Path Series and its five books into the light of day. Is it because he’s ADD? Maybe.
While he doesn’t see ghosts in the dark, he sees patterns. And opportunities. And, well, ways of tying people, places, things, ideas and trends together in new and original ways.
All of which came in handy during his day job in the Executive MBA program for The Paul Merage School of Business at the University of California, Irvine.
He advised millennial, midlife and empty-nest executives pursuing new career, entrepreneurial and intrapreneurial opportunities.
Helping them get unstuck by seeing their situations differently.
“How to Live, Love, Work, Play, Invest and Leave a Legacy.”
“Steve is one of the most innovative and competent professionals I have encountered. His mix of practical experience and theoretical knowledge enable him to provide highly impactful support to his clients. Most importantly, Steve is a consummate human being.”
J.Z. Executive Consultant
“…market intelligence, industry trends and networking contacts. His client’s have nothing but great things to say about Steve. Steve is a bright and energetic executive coaching professional who understands the truly unique needs of the executive. A real pro in my book!”
S.P. Sr. Recruiter
“His expertise is vast and he truly cares about the people with whom he works. He is an out-of-the-box thinker and a pleasure to work with. His high-level energy and unsurpassed ethics place Steve in his own league.”
D.G. Vice President of Marketing
“He is knowledgeable and well connected. His passion for knowledge management and human systems is akin to my own but I think what I appreciate most about him is his ability to embody both the positive (aspiring notions) and the practical (life’s difficult truths) at the same time.”
M.A. CIO
“… identify new paths or aspirations, and knows exactly which business contacts would be most beneficial for each. His work is a perfect fit and I highly endorse Steve’s work.”
D.B. Manager, North America Business Process Improvement and Implementation
“I am very fortunate to have the opportunity to meet and work with him over the past years. His people connection, organizational knowledge in change management and experience; especially his ability to help people, amaze me.”
J.T. Virtualization SME