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He adds that important narratives used to explain paganism, including in museums and the media, frequently overlook that the surviving texts represent "memorialized history" only.

The real risk is timing: overestimating job losses, underestimating the long, quiet rewiring already under way, and overlooking the jobs created in the backbone.

At the same time, though, I find that I’m getting an education—learning about parts of retirement I had discounted or overlooked, and discovering what matters most as we age.

I think it's probably something that gets overlooked and something I can definitely be proud of.

An investment in the amazing but overlooked skilled-workforce provider in your backyard—the local community college—will pay dividends.