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AON Invent sells patent rights for Australian Environmental Safety Propeller to U.S. Defense contractor Raider Outboards

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By Larry Robertson
| EIN Presswire
U.S. Navy Seals using Raider Outboards Navy Seals and Manatees benefit from safer propeller The Environmental Safety Propeller has the potential to redefine marine safety standards worldwide” — George Woodruff, President of Raider Outboards BELLA VISTA, AR, UNITED STATES, July 8, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- BELLA VISTA, Arkansas, July 8, 2026 — AON Invent LLC announced today that it has completed the sale of intellectual property for the Australian Environmental Safety Propeller (ESP) to...
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Reflection Might Be a Leader’s Greatest Asset. Here’s Why So Many Are Missing Out On It

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By Larry Robertson
| Inc. Verified
Most leaders almost exclusively reflect backward, not forward. One of the most fascinating insights that came out of my research for a forthcoming book on questions is the untapped and under-appreciated power of reflection. Professor of Organizational Psychology at the University of Nebraska Roni Reiter-Palmon put it to me bluntly. “If people don’t reflect, they don’t learn much,” he shared.
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Why Leaders Must Inject the Possibility of Error Into AI Original

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By Larry Robertson
| Inc. Verified
To work hand-in-hand with humans, AI needs to anticipate that it will be wrong. Some jingles stick in your head, and for me, the Safelite tune is one. When you read the words “Safelite repair, Safelite replace,” there’s a good chance you too can provide the background music all on your own. Like other marketing melodies, the aim of Safelite’s is to help you remember who they are and what they do.
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