How do you stay grounded while running a major sports organization?
Replied byMark Shapiro
President and CEO at Toronto Blue Jays
Niche: Sports, Marketing, Technology
Revenue: $32 million/month
Location: Canada
Started: 1977
I remind myself every day that I'm lucky. I've been in baseball for over 30 years. I don't see myself as more important than anyone else I'm just someone who loves the game and gets to be part of it. I try to laugh, enjoy it, and stay focused on the work.
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