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Manifest Your Destiny

I launched Glow Global Events in New York City as a four-person shop in 1998 and steadily grew it into a sturdy and well-appointed business. I was proud of it, but by 2005, I could see that things needed to change. My company was profitable and we’d worked on world-class events, but I was still an event planner. I wasn’t a CEO—not really. I was limiting my potential, but how?

I couldn’t shake the question after that. It’s funny. I

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