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To Do….Done!(A Response) Sharon now (June 7, 2016) responds to Sharon then (June 7, 2012) Answer: (To a question posed four years earlier) Yes, it’s okay to say, “And a child will lead them?” Questions po…

Founding Giant Corey Harris receives awards for his "Executive Teaming and Individual Coaching" contributions for the Kennesaw State University's Executive Master in Business Administration Class of 2016, Gold Acumen Team! Congratulations Corey Harris, you are a Giant!

Good morning residents of Giantville!
Please remember to take out your trash and leave it curbside for the incinerator truck to pick up. Remember we only collect the following...
- Negative Thoughts
- Anger
- Distraction
- Fear
What we DO NOT collect.
- Negative People (This is a Fantasy. There is no such thing as negative people, only negative thoughts and actions. In reality all people are Giants and with guidance and understanding, any negative thoughts or actions can become positive thoughts and interactions. Never throw away relationships, people have a way of surprising you and making important comebacks no matter what their setback.
Trash is collected Sunday at noon.
-Governor, Sharon Saffold
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Good morning residents of Giantville!
Please remember to take out your trash and leave it curbside for the incinerator truck to pick up. Remember we only collect the following...
- Negative Thoughts
- Anger
- Distraction
- Fear
What we DO NOT collect.
- Negative People (This is a Fantasy. There is no such thing as negative people, only negative thoughts and actions. In reality all people are Giants and with guidance and understanding, any negative thoughts or actions can become positive thoughts and interactions. Never throw away relationships, people have a way of surprising you and making important comebacks no matter what their setback.

Trash is collected Sunday at noon.

-Governor, Sharon Saffold
Join us in Giantville at www.facebook.com/thegiantmovement
Find out about The Giant Event at www.facebok.com/thegiantevent

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"Doctoral students the world over have long despaired about the grueling hours required to obtain a Ph.D. Just ask Colette Bourlier, age 90. This week, she became one of the oldest people in France to be awarded a doctorate, 30 years after she first began researching immigrant workers in Besançon, in eastern France.

She wrote all 400 pages of her thesis by hand, according to her thesis adviser, Serge Ormaux, vice president of the Université de Franche-Comté in Besançon, where she received the degree. On Tuesday, she was awarded a doctorate in geography after being questioned for more than two hours by an academic jury... 'It took me a while because I took some breaks,' she said in a phone interview. 'I did the best that I could. I received much encouragement from my advisers, and I think the jury was satisfied. I am very moved.'"

As for her next steps, the newly minted Dr. Bourlier says, “I am old. Now, I just want to relax.” And, her thesis adviser, Serge Ormaux, agrees that a rest is well deserved: "This Ph.D. was not some kind of gift. It was a very rigorous, analytical and relevant work, and I am very proud of her. It was a magical moment.”

To read more from The New York Times about Colette Bourlier's story, visit nyti.ms/1UF9UDT

For two fun picture books for young children starring Mighty Girls who learn about the importance of perseverance in achieving your goals, we highly recommend "The Most Magnificent Thing" (http://www.amightygirl.com/the-most-magnificent-thing) and "Rosie Revere, Engineer" (http://www.amightygirl.com/rosie-revere-engineer)

For an excellent guide focused on helping teens achieve their goals by building their self-confidence, we recommend "The Self-Esteem Workbook for Teens: Activities to Help You Build Confidence and Achieve Your Goals" at http://www.amightygirl.com/the-self-esteem-workbook-for-teens

For another helpful guide for teen girls focused on turning her dreams into reality, check out "Doable: The Girls' Guide to Accomplishing Just About Anything" at http://www.amightygirl.com/doable

And, for more books to encourage Mighty Girls of all ages to go after their dreams, regardless of the obstacles they encounter along the way, check out our blog post, "Big Dreams for a New Year: Books to Inspire Your Mighty Girl," at http://www.amightygirl.com/blog?p=10834