The Rundown - Weds 10/4/17: Entrepreneurship; Yom Kippur thoughts; heroism

I went to Yom Kippur services (the first night) in a synagogue for the first time in many years. I'm still trying to decide whether I enjoyed it, though I certainly didn't dislike it. The rabbi's sermon referenced a book he read by Brene Brown called "Rising Strong" in which, he said, the author suggests going through life assuming that most people are doing the best they can. I think it's an interesting approach and actually it's one which I think I mostly do already. What do you think of the idea?

7:06 AM Guest (if all goes according to schedule):

Steve Mariotti is a very interesting guy, giving years of his time and expertise to helping develop entrepreneurship in the US and around the world, with a particular emphasis on how teaching young people from poor neighborhoods how building and running their own businesses is inspiring and potentially a way to break a cycle of poverty.
http://nfte.com/about-our-founder/

And here's a link to Steve's most recent book on the same subject:
https://www.amazon.com/Entrepreneur-s-Manifesto-Steve-Mariotti/dp/1599474441/

I think I sorta kinda understand President Trump's attempt at humor and attempt to make the Puerto Rican people feel better during his visit to the Island on Tuesday, but it's still remarkable some of the cringe-worthy stuff that comes out of this man's mouth:

How great is this little bit of heroism in the middle of the most horrific story in years?


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