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In another of my favorite Link to Carl Kruse on TED William Kamkwamba shares with us his tale of triumph as a 14 year old boy challenged by hunger and poverty in search of an education. His parting gift, "Trust yourself and believe. Whatever happened don't give up." There is always more to do and more to learn. Push yourself to be better in 2010 and challenge yourself to improve the status quo.

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TED stands for Technology Entertainment Design. The organization which owns TED, hosts an annual conference which provides the opportunity for fascinating thinkers and doers to speak about their current obsession. The site showcases these talks via online video broadcasts. Treat yourself.

Since each speaker talks for 18 minutes, you won't be overwhelmed with long-winded talkers who ramble about their past or promote their works as a tool. Instead, you'll hear about innovation and changing the world as in caring, repairing, and sharing.

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