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Author Camille Sweeney: What Makes a Super Achiever?

Thursday, February 21, 2013

What do funkmaster George Clinton, baseball legend Yogi Berra, comic actor Alec Baldwin, and Dog Whisperer Cesar Milan have in common? They are all Super Achievers. Craig talks with Camille Sweeney, a journalist and a MacDowell Arts Colony Fellows and fiction writer. Her new book, The Art of Doing, explores success and the components that Super Achievers share.

How do you measure success? Click on the audio player above and feel free to leave your comments below...

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