When opportunity knocks, look through peephole first
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LaTonya Dunn
We have all heard that when opportunity knocks, we have to be ready to seize the moment. Well, assuming that the opportunity is a lawful and logical one, this might be true. However, to be ready does not mean that we should not consider carefully the terms, conditions, and long-term implications that a given opportunity might carry with it.
To seize or not to seize, that is the question. While an opportunity may present itself, there is yet a decision to be made.
There is a certain sense of urgency that you feel from hearing
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