The Art of Motorcycle Riding BY MARY THOMPSON, CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER, DWYER GROUP®
“Your bike – like your life – will go where you’re looking.”
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R – Really successful people have mentors in their life to help them grow faster and stronger I – I grow best by looking in the direction I want to go and looking as far down the road as possible D – Dtroiwv ianrgdctohnedbi teisotnrsooand tphoes sroi balde re q u i re u s to n av i ga te E – Everyone we mentor will be best served when we hand them their bricks with care and kindness y o uIrebnucsoiunreasgs ewyhoeur et oyfoi nu dn ae emd ei nmt po rr of ov er mo neen tp l a c e i n or to look on a different direction. I’s also important to offer to mentor someone wl o ho ek ri ne gy oi nu tahree rsi tgrhotndgi.rAe cr et i oyno ?u I f ni mo tp, ocrhtaanngt itnhgi nt hg aytoius t h e m o s t can do today.
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