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    How a Classic Children's Book Motivates an Entrepreneur to Chug Through Challenges

    For one entrepreneur, 'The Little Engine That Could' takes on a whole new meaning.
    by Jenna Dunaway Jun 01, 2018 2 minutes
    Source: Scot Lerner
    Scot Lerner

    Since I was little, I’ve always had an entrepreneurial spirit. I used to take a wagon around the neighborhood and do roving garage sales. I always had this desire to do something.

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    As an adult, I

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