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Entrepreneur, veteran and executive, Gary Miller has a passion for teaching anyone about making better decisions. Taming Chaos is a ground-breaking parable for teenagers, educators and parents that teaches revolutionary ways to make smart decisions. When brother and sister Jimmy and Carly find a scared, wounded, and huge dog in the woods, they're not sure whether to risk helping her. This question launches an adventure that leads them to a revolutionary approach to making decisions. Join us to learn more in today's show.
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