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"Your Store: Peaks and Valleys"
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Hayworth Conference Center Holland, MI
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"Greg captures the essence of success in all dimensions of one's life in his new, engaging book that brings us back to what is truly important."
—Dr. Frank Novakowski - Associate Dean for the Maine School of Business at Davenport University

"Greg had great stories and anecdotes. I think anyone in the business world would benefit from hearing him talk and anyone from the event planning industry would benefit from having Greg as their Keynote Speaker.  GRAPE would welcome the opportunity for Greg to come and speak to our organization again."
—Jim Cox - Partner, Priority HR and Grand Rapids Area Professionals for Excellence Board Member

"Smith believes firmly in the power of stories to teach, educate, provide guidance and set examples."
—The Grand Rapids Press

"Greg Smith is changing the conversation."
—Prof. Travis West, Western Theological Seminary

"Greg Smith is a wordsmith of the first order."
—Dale Van Steenis, Exec. Dir., Leadership Strategies International

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Leave general comments or suggestions for Walk Thru History

Gregg: Thanks for reading, glad to have you aboard!

And... yeah, the login is for me to edit the site.

September 24, 2008 | Registered CommenterGreg Smith

Hey Greg! Love your site... only one question. How does one get a login? Or is that just for you...
Thanking you... ahead of your answer!

September 24, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterGregg the Pilgrim

Thank you. I liked your site. You can also have a look at mine

August 10, 2008 | Unregistered Commenter!abcodygz

OOO, Interesting story))

July 26, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterHiposaasa

Thanks, Terebinthian. Glad to have you noodling around WTH. Step out into the Churchillian "bright, sunlit uplands" and share your opinions and insights.

I guess the driver for me to start this site (and the future plans and dreams I have for it in WTH 2.0, WTH 3.0 and beyond) is that like you I am just fascinated by the world around me and the stories it contains. Every time I travel somewhere I never get bored looking around and wondering about how things got the way they are. It's wonderful to see how all the little stories are woven together to form bigger stories which are woven together to become The Big Story of our world.

Jump in the pool here, the water's great ;)

June 4, 2008 | Registered CommenterGreg Smith

I've been a regular reader of WTH for over a month now and I am endlessly fascinated and impressed with the quality and quantity of your prolific posts. Thank you, thank you, thank you! We are kindred thinkers--I never read a post which doesn't interest me. Now I don't feel quite as weird knowing there are others whose thinking patterns mimic my own viral curiosity about the history of all things current. Who knows, you may even succeed in getting me to post a public comment on a piece (something I've NEVER done since I'm more of a "background" kind of guy). Keep up the incredible work, Greg!

June 4, 2008 | Unregistered CommenterTerebinthian

ha! what fun. you certainly are full of surprises and stories, enjoy the ride!

May 2, 2008 | Unregistered Commenterrizzo

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