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ACUC 2012 Tuesday

Scenes from the ACUC on Tuesday, June 19 in San Diego, Calif.

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How do you make inroads with young consumers? Give them something they can believe in, says marketing consultant Josh Allison. ACUC 2012 Tuesday
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Trust is the key to success and the singular value of great leaders, says business strategist Dave Horsager. He outlined the eight pillars of trust: Consistency, clarity, compassion, character, contribution, competence, connection, and commitment. ACUC 2012 Tuesday
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It is lunchtime at the San Diego Convention Center. ACUC 2012 Tuesday
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CUNA Chairman Mike Mercer said CUs should aim for nothing less than being the premier financial partners for American citizens. To do that, "Good won't be good enough." ACUC 2012 Tuesday
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The three main predictors of happiness are optimism, social support, and the ability to stress as a challenge, says author Shawn Achor. ACUC 2012 Tuesday
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Author Shawn Achor delivers his speech Tuesday. ACUC 2012 Tuesday
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Author Shawn Achor visits with attendees after his speech on Tuesday. ACUC 2012 Tuesday
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Author John Izzo revealed the "five secrets you must discover before you die," the title of his best-selling book. ACUC 2012 Tuesday
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A packed crowd listened as John Izzo explained how relationships are the key to happiness -- and the lack thereof the most common regret. ACUC 2012 Tuesday
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The San Diego Convention Center is situated between the city's harbor and famous Gas Lamp District. ACUC 2012 Tuesday
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CUNA's Janet Aide (right) is about to make someone's day a lot brighter. ACUC 2012 Tuesday

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