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The Greater Milliard Railway Museum has been running historic trains for thirty years. It may not sound like much, but some of the volunteers agree that the fact that the group made it this far is an milestone in and of itself. With the encouragement of the museum's young volunteer force, how can the organization's leader get comfortable with leaving his comfort zone to move the group with the times?
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Rhapsody in Blue | Jerry Brubaker (archive.org)
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The Greater Milliard Railway Museum has been running historic trains for thirty years. It may not sound like much, but some of the volunteers agree that the fact that the group made it this far is an milestone in and of itself. With the encouragement of the museum's young volunteer force, how can the organization's leader get comfortable with leaving his comfort zone to move the group with the times?
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Rhapsody in Blue | Jerry Brubaker (archive.org)
Licensed under Attribution 2.5 Generic (CC BY 2.5)
creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5
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