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Mexico Lindo! #mexico #sanantonio #fiesta #fiestaweek #fiestaweek2017 #satx #downtown #flags #buildings #portra400 #kodak #iphonesia #iphone #techtrek #techtrek2017 (at San Antonio, Texas)

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Friday questions

‪Whats your favorite logo and why? i.e. Color, shape?‬ ‪#business #startup #logo #design #creativity ‬

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Really great read.

Navigating the uncertainty of change requires leaders to approach it with a “risk-ready mindset” – one that is open to experimenting and learning on-the-go. Here are 10 ways leaders can combat the fear of change and embolden bigger thinking.

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I'm pretty sure he was waiting on someone throwing the ball. #nikon #nikonphotography #outdoors #outside #dogs #dogstagram #vsco #vscocam #vscodaily #catch

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One hundred seeds: That’s the number Minara Begum needs to plant in her Detroit backyard in order to grow enough vegetables such as squash, taro root and amaranth greens to feed her family for the year.

She learned to cook and garden at a young age in Bangladesh. In the two years since she moved to the U.S., she’s grown traditional South Asian crops to feed her family — and whoever visits — on any given day. For Begum, this is a way of life. But through Bandhu Gardens, in Detroit, Begum and her neighbors are able to leverage their culinary skills into an entrepreneurial venture.

Bandhu Gardens sells surplus vegetables that are grown in the backyards of about six families to a handful of popular area restaurants. Last year they sold 120 pounds of greens, beans and peppers and 25 pounds of squash to restaurant accounts.

This Garden Connects Bangladeshi Women With Restaurants — And Each Other

Photos Courtesy of Andrew Miller

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Open Question

What is it that creates loyalty for you as a consumer with Businesses out there?

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Open Question

What is it that creates loyalty for you as a consumer with Businesses out there?

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Super Cool design!

We’ve had an exciting year and a half so far, working with clients around the world as an interactive media company. However, our goal was always for DinoByte to be a place for us to make games. We’re happy to say we’re shifting our focus, and from now on you’ll be seeing a lot more games related content and projects. As part of this our look has changed! We really love our new little dino, and hope you will too!

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Here we go!

Things will come fast, but not easy. Understand that, and get past it. Focus on today. Much Love.