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The Corporate Critic
The Corporate Critic is a resource for Consumers to find ongoing research in certain industries that impact Consumers the most. We publish and discuss our professional interpretations and all sources of information as we develop strategies for Consumers and Corporations to properly use regulatory and statutory provisions while participating in Commerce. Our educational and training materials are designed to change the way we do commerce in America. School of Professional Private Administrators (https://learnadminlaw.teachable.com/)Online at www.servincorporated.comIG @serv.soar.atl
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Ep 2 Entities & Personification 17.03.2020 31:55
So many times we forget our power as Creators of reality and perception. We fail to self-actualize and it impacts the quality of our existence as socially and consciously connected people. This episode talks about the reason we use the unique art of personification to help us perform system analysis on a corporate business development level. It captures the nature of Universal Law as it applies to...
Serving Millennials in the New Age of Information 04.09.2019 37:24
Why does the Millennial generation get so much of a bad rap when it comes to those we inherited this crazy cultural world from? It seems like our elders do not realize that they created us and now must deal with the way we want to carry on into the future. We are definitely true to some of the characteristics being assigned to us and some we are not. Yes, we can be spoiled, but are we misguided? N...
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