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    Harry Martin’s Three Pieces Of Advice: “Get It Done Right The First Time”

    By Brynn KoeppenFebruary 23, 2012
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    Harry Martin, CEO of Intelligent Decisions

    New WashingtonExec Series:

    WashingtonExec asked the simple question to top area executives:

    “If you could give your kids only three pieces of advice, what would they be?”

    Today’s advice is from Harry Martin, Founder, President and CEO of Intelligent Decisions.

    1. Get it done right the first time… this advice was given to me by my father, Dr. Harry I. Martin, Sr.
    2. Don’t let anybody out work you… more good advice from my father!
    3. Failing to prepare is preparing to fail… I always tell my children this line from John Wooden, who won an unprecedented ten NCAA national championships in a 12-year period as UCLA’s head basketball coach.

    Read about Intelligent Decisions’ new corporate website here.

     

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