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Guest columnist Gregg Schwartz: How Northampton turned a grocery store spat into revolutionary theater

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By Gregg Schwartz
| Daily Hampshire Gazette Verified
Let me get this straight: The mayor’s husband yelled at a School Committee member in Stop & Shop, and now we’re comparing it to white supremacy and settler colonialism? I live in Northampton. I disagree with the mayor on a few issues, including the school budget, and I didn’t vote for her reelection.
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Mindfulness for Leaders: How This Trend Could Benefit You and Your Business

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By Gregg Schwartz
| AllBusiness.com Verified
In recent years, one of the surprising trends has been the rise of mindfulness in the workplace. Many business leaders are turning away from the traditional stereotypical mindset of “hard-charging, aggressive, workaholic business person” and are seeking a softer, calmer, gentler, and more generous and peaceful approach of mindfulness. Mindfulness means different things to different people.
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How to Qualify Inbound Leads: 7 Must-Ask Questions

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By Gregg Schwartz
| AllBusiness.com Verified
Lots of business owners think that the sales process begins with making a sales pitch or dialing a cold call. But what about the sales leads that contact your company? When a new business prospect calls your business or emails your business for the first time, what happens next? Do you just handle these new business leads on a haphazard basis, or do you have a consistent process in place to figure out which sales leads are really ready to buy?
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