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The Castle
Fictional Story by Biresh Thakkar

The Past
There once was a vision. That vision started with a few that dared to push the envelope and think outside the box. How to take an organization to the next level? Guiding and nurturing to create productive results. Results that would put $'s in their top and bottom line revenues. This could be accomplished by having individuals that were progressive and forward thinking in leadership roles that would not only foster and support but also lead by example. To successfully meet these challenges in an organization that is full of negative politics, corrupt motives, back door deals and simply unproductive, it called for a shift that could only be sustained by a total "change in guard". All or nothing. Any lingering trace of the cancer could result in a relapse. This vision was so powerful that it started to be contagious. As with any empowering and thought provoking idea, it started to sweep the nation and gain support. The wisdom......

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