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Whether engaged in exercising, commuting, or some element of the daily routine, there are those solitary moments spent running through the information coming at us.  What do you do with them, those mental laps? How do we bring it all together, taking the details and putting together the mosaic. This is where I share some thought leadership.

Why is it called Mental Laps?  The pun notwithstanding, it seemed an appropriate fit to describe the state of contemplating all things while engaged in repetition.  As this blog started coming together, it was a pleasant surprise to find an article reposted under the same title, which touched on the effort to battle the monotony that occurs in the long college swimming season. As a former swimmer, or swammer as has become a term, the monotony of staring at the black line for hours on end is the act of mental laps every day.  It was easy to drift off and thinking about the to-do list, burn some calories mulling over conflict, and occasionally contemplate beyond the day-to-day.  It was the latter that encouraged the creation of this blog.

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Here you will find a variety of contributions and thought leadership, sharing insights on business, coaching, and personal management.  Check back regularly for posts, short articles, reviews, videos and more.  If you like what you see and would be interested in an RSS feed, let us know in the contact form.

The main contributor to the site is J.J., which is Jack Pennuto Jr.  You can find more about him professionally on his LinkedIn page.  As a student, he was always told he was a poor reader and writer.  That was changed by his sophomore English teacher Mrs. Bryant, who encouraged him to write more.  As an engineer, his writing remained mostly dormant until well into his professional career, when he started contributing editorial to manufacturing industry publications.  Ten years later, those editorials were the motivation for this website.

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