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WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? Following a period of historic civil unrest and protests, the rise of cancel culture, inflammatory political rhetoric, and global pandemic, many Americans have been left asking themselves where we as a nation go from here. How can we ward off the divisive rhetoric that has permeated our society...from national politics to social media platforms to our own relationships and interactions? How can we make a difference and be a force for good and togetherness? READ THE BOOK...JOIN THE MOVEMENT...MAKE AN IMPACT Now more than ever before, WE need a roadmap for getting back on track. WE need to seek inspiration from history and our past. WE need reminders of when we were at our best. WE need heroes and leadership. WE need a playbook for success in today's world. Here it is. We hope this book will inspire you to raise your voice and strive to create a positive culture within your teams, businesses, organizations, families, and societies...a culture that ultimately values unity over divisiveness. THREE WORDS...ONE MESSAGE - WE NOT ME

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Rich Janor is the Founder and President of Game Day USA, a sports event management company. Under his direction, Game Day USA, now a division of Athletx Sports Group, has grown into an industry leader in producing baseball events nationwide. Mr. Janor was elected to the office of Park Commissioner in Naperville, Illinois and was elected President of the board three times by a unanimous vote of the other commissioners. Mr. Janor serves as Regional Director for USA Baseball's Midwest Region and Head Baseball Coach at Montini Catholic High School. Mr. Janor earned a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from the University of Notre Dame. He resides in Naperville, Illinois with Rhonda, and their children Archer, Brooklyn, and Caiden. Shelby Bobosky is a mother, wife, lawyer, and advocate for animals. She is the President of the Texas Humane Legislation Network (THLN), and has been a board member with the organization since 2011. Under her leadership, THLN successfully passed animal welfare bills into laws effectuating change for thousands of animals in Texas. After law school, Ms. Bobosky moved to Dallas, Texas to begin her law practice, and practiced general civil litigation along with pro bono work for over sixteen years. Ms. Bobosky is an adjunct faculty member at Southern Methodist School of Law and has been heavily involved in the Dallas Association of Young Lawyers, raising thousands of dollars for local charitable organizations. She and her husband, Michael Aigen, three boys, Zarley, Ziggy, and Zajac and rescue dogs live in Dallas.

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