The holidays are always a natural point for reflection. With friends and family gathered around, you share memories of the year that was and hopes for the year that will be. The successes are celebrated and the failures are looked at through a lens of experience, rather than regret.
So, it is with this same spirit of introspection that we at Reman University take a look back at the year that was, and look to the future with the sage insight of a wise old wizard. Without further adieu, here are 49 lessons learned, lived, and lovingly presented by the Reman University Class of 2013.
Happy New Year, everyone. Here’s to another year of lessons learned and opportunities maximized.
Now pop the champagne and get ready for 2014!
Jill of All Trades Aimee Brock has personally read each of these articles and is now a fount of business, sales, and marketing knowledge. What’s been your most eye-opening Reman U moment? Leave a comment below or email Aimee!
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