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- September 30, 2018
September 2018
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"My ultimate goal is to be remembered for my character and contributions to humankind, not simply for my mere existence or presence, or as an instrument of the corporate agenda." —Thomas Slatin
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The following article was written by Lisa Pellegrene, and was originally published on Patch.com on September 14, 2018. Thomas W.P. Slatin discusses the importance of pursuing one's true talents and abilities, and "staying true" in doing work one loves. Thomas W.P. Slatin is a name that some know from social media, where he reaches hundreds of thousands of people in his online audience through his writing and photography. He is known by industry peers as having an "innate ability to bring life to previously abandoned places throughout the world." He documents abandoned buildings, through...
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The following article was written by Lisa Pellegrene, featured by Patch.com on September 19, 2018 by national editor Rick Uldricks, and then published again on Yahoo News. Thomas W.P. Slatin discusses the importance of choosing a career path based on one's interest and passions, and how to make that viable. Thomas W.P. Slatin is published writer and photographer who maintains the importance of staying true to one's passions and demonstrating how others can truly make a career in photography viable. His photography work is licensed through platforms such as Canva.com and 500px.com. In terms...
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When I was in grade school, at the request of my parents, the school guidance counselor agreed to perform a series of scholastic tests to see if I would be a better fit for more advanced classes. Several days later the counselor decided to run the same series of tests again, then two weeks passed and they were run a third time. Then came a letter to my parents, which requested a private meeting. I still remember waiting in the school hallway during lunch period outside the guidance counselor's door, anxiously waiting for the test results while my parents were discussing them.
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