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Humility

Treat people as you want to be treated. Personally, I just don’t see any way around this. I think one of the worst things we can do is come across as arrogant. You must earn respect, and just telling people how important you are does not get you there. Sometimes we feel we need to have all the answers. I think a great key to being successful in life is to ask a lot of questions, listen intently, and hear what people are talking about.

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Drayton Mclane
Drayton McLane grew up in a small town in Texas and has called Houston home for many years. From 1965 to 1994, Drayton was CEO of McLane Company, a leading wholesale grocery distribution business. He and his team were incredibly successful, overseeing an average of 30% sales growth over a 30 year period. Drayton later sold his business to Sam Walton. HIs grandfather started the business in 1984 and prior to that worked as a farm laborer after migrating to Texas. After selling his business to Walmart, he purchased the Houston Astros, which he owned until 2005. He now runs a diversified holding company McLane Group. The McLanes are members of First Baptist Church of Temple, where he teaches Sunday School.

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