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By: Robert Washburn | December 16, 2020

Lincoln Millstein, founder of The Quietside Journal and a former Hearst executive, at Acadia National Park in Maine. (Courtesy) When Lincoln Millstein retired as senior assistant to CEO Steven Swartz of Hearst in 2018, he faced a familiar dilemma for those leaving high-powered executive positions: What next? Millstein found […]

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