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Thank you to those who encourage us to question everything to get better at what we do! Without Lana McAra, our amazingly creative and talented collaborator and Ghost Writer, this book would otherwise be dry and poorly written in the voice of three guys in a Baltimore bar, telling stories about how our profession is like the movie Pulp Fiction. Lana is the best-selling, award-winning author of more than 20 titles and she’s a sought-after speaker. She made this book interesting and fun to write and generally tolerated our shenanigans.

Each of the coauthors have families and friends who allowed us to drone on endlessly about frameworks and observations shared in this book. They include wives, kids, mothers, fathers, best friends, and old and new acquaintances. Your kind smiles and attempts to really understand our world kept us moving forward.

Many thanks to those who edited, read, commented, criticized, admonished, laughed at, and sometimes agreed with the content in these pages. There are too many to name all, but a special thanks goes to present and past Think team members, Dale Matthews, John Camp, Dan Kuffer, Ed Mullin, Ed Hale, Scott Klinger, Erica McQuiston, Scott Sax, Kevin Palmer, Miguel Buddle, Katrina Kastendieck, Ben Adrian, Jewel Green, Andrew Mavronicolas, Rick Thomas, John Hill, Joe Miller, and Sharon Gibala-Marsh, and colleagues, Steve Jenkins, Professor Jim Kucher, Mike Karfakis (and the great team at Vitamin), Collin Cohen, Bill Collier, and Michael Dobson, and photographer Nick Gruebl, and proofreader Mary Coddington.

Finally, thank you to Morgan James Publishing for their support, coaching, and professionalism in bringing this book to market.

Inspired by the legend, Domine Quo Vadis.