Apologize in advance for being a grammar national socialist, but to write Aristotle Thompson "has honed in on one possibility from Arkansas" is wrong. He "homed in" on the prospect (like a homing pigeon). To hone is to sharpen. You could say that "Thompson further honed his skills as a recruiter by homing in on a prospect from Arkansas." ;-)
Apologize in advance for being a grammar national socialist, but to write Aristotle Thompson "has honed in on one possibility from Arkansas" is wrong. He "homed in" on the prospect (like a homing pigeon). To hone is to sharpen. You could say that "Thompson further honed his skills as a recruiter by homing in on a prospect from Arkansas." ;-)
Hopefully a few of these guys will stick. I like Kaiden Turner's Top 7 video.