Sometimes you’re given a plum position you never asked for. Mostly because you don’t know the plumness of the position. It’s then that, if you’re lucky, you might learn a lesson you can carry with your for the rest of your life. Would you like to see an example of how subtle this may be? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Style or Substance? A Real-World Lesson (Part I)” and watch how this life lesson begins to unfold.
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