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Writings by Randall

Elements that Bring People Together

Recently, my son joined Cub Scouts. My observation after the first meeting is that this is a great way to bring children from disparate backgrounds together to participate in activities they might not otherwise be exposed to. Scouting is a great way to engage with our youth and helps them learn at a young age how to work together to give back to the community.

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Thanks to a True Philanthropist

Over the weekend, the City of Omaha lost a true philanthropist, Walter Scott, Jr. Mr. Scott, who was 90, passed away, leaving behind an amazing legacy for our community. If you live outside Omaha, you’ve likely never heard of Walter Scott. While he was one of the greatest influences in our city, he also lived quietly. Read more here.

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Please Sweat the Small Things

Watching your favorite sports teams lose a game due to many small mistakes can be frustrating. How are sports like our work in philanthropy? Next time you see a mistake on the football field or the basketball court or any other performance area, remind yourself that it’s possible that your small mistakes can be the difference between a win and loss in your world.

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Randall Hallett
On the Road Again

I am gearing up for some travel for the first time in quite a while, and I am a bit tentative about getting back on the road. Read this blog to find out what’s making me apprehensive.

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Randall Hallett
Mom was Right…Honesty is the Best Solution

When faced with a difficult conversation, do you speak the truth or do you tell people what they want to hear? A recent experience has reminded me of the importance of being direct and honest, no matter how difficult the news might be. Are you as direct and honest as you can be?

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Randall Hallett