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by Chad Storlie
School will be out across most areas of the country in only a few weeks. Kids are relieved – Yeah! School’s out! Parents are, “What should we do with the family?” Camps, additional sports clinics and tutoring can be expensive. I love memberships to State Parks, Museums, and other interesting, high traffic venues because they are fun, engaging, and offer combinations of physical and mental activities. Memberships to museums, zoo’s, state parks, and other activities are some of the most cost effective, efficient, and educational activities that you can find during the summer and throughout the year.
Here are a 8 steps to look for the best value from memberships throughout the year:
Summer is a great time for family activities. Memberships that are enjoyable, fun for all ages, and great financial value will ensure months of summer fun! Enjoy!
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Chad Storlie is the author of two books: Combat Leader to Corporate Leader and Battlefield to Business Success. Both books teach how to translate and apply military skills to business. An adjunct Lecturer of Marketing at Creighton University and Bellevue University in Omaha, NE. Chad is a retired US Army Special Forces officer with 20+ years of Active and Reserve service in infantry, Special Forces, and joint headquarters units. He served in Iraq, Bosnia, Korea, and throughout the United States. He was awarded the Bronze Star, the Combat Infantryman’s Badge, the Meritorious Service Medal, the Special Forces Tab, and the Ranger Tab. In addition to teaching, he is a mid-level marketing executive and has worked in marketing and sales roles for various companies, including General Electric, Comcast, and Manugistics. He has been published in The Harvard Business Review blog, Business Week Online, Forbes, Christian Science Monitor, USA Today, and over 40 other publications. He has a BA from Northwestern University and an MBA from Georgetown University.
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