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EPISODE · Mar 14, 2012 · 46 MIN

Life, Death, and the Unglamorous Era of Ad-Men

from Citizen Reporter · host Mark Fonseca Rendeiro

John Hall remembers the advertizing business in the 50's, 60's and 70's, and there was nothing glamorous about it. His personal policy in the work place was not to pursue wealth and happiness, but to pursue work that brought meaning to life, which in turn has always given him a feeling of being content and the richest man around. As a business man, a hospice nurse, an english teacher for French people, and a business teacher - one thing shines through no matter what he is working on - John Hall is a force to be rekoned with in the best possible way. John joins me on the phone from Paris in this very insightful and fun conversation about the lessons he's learned from fantastic life experiences, and his struggle to convey that to future global business leaders.

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