Among more pulse-pounding models, one of the longest running vehicles in the business – the venerable Ford Mustang – gets a major makeover that brings the original “pony car” into the modern age (yes, with an independent rear suspension that finally replaces the car’s traditional solid rear axle). Chevrolet, meanwhile, takes last year’s redesigned Corvette to new heights of performance with the blazingly hot track-ready Z06 coupe and convertible. The newest sports car to reach U.S. dealerships comes from Italy, courtesy of Alfa-Romeo, who intends to regain a foothold in the U.S., starting with the low-slung 4C. Among true exotics, Porsche reaches for the high end of the market with its limited production mid-engined 918 Spyder plug-in hybrid supercar. 

Of course there are a number of more mundane, though no less worthy, models being introduced for the 2015.

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Michael has saved on position on his team for someone to join him and two others competing in the Special Olympics Golf Tournament on June 17th.

Just click on the clip below to hear Michael outline the opportunity & how someone can win the spot for an afternoon of Golf, some competition all while supporting Special Olympics:

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Look around you and you’ll see three kinds of people – those who hate their work, and complain bitterly, those who just tolerate their work and see it as a paycheck and aren’t looking for more (or feel they can’t have more), and finally, those who love their work, and relish it. 

The third category is a small subset of all professionals globally, but this group stands out because these are, most often, the people who change the world for the better.

….read the 9 core behaviors that set them apart