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Tag Archives: kindness
Mike’s goodwill reservoir…
A common concept in business is the value of goodwill as a buffer for those moments when things go a bit south. The accrued goodwill of the business acts as a buoy that keeps the business afloat. Goodwill is typically … Continue reading
Tagged goodwill, Jersey boy, kindness, positivity
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Tell them…
If you are going to be quick to complain then it is my opinion that you should also be quick to compliment. I understand how easy it is to complain when something doesn’t meet your expectations – particularly if you … Continue reading
Try it with or without the adverb…
Oprah emails me regularly. She keeps me updated on what is going on with her; shares with me what books she thinks I should read; lets me know helpful information about how to stay in good health; keeps me abreast … Continue reading
Tagged insanely nice, kindness, Leigh Newman, nice, Oprah
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Humanity trumps. ;-)
Mike shared a great story with me that he caught on Yahoo’s home page. It reminded me of a concept I shared with my students in class on Tuesday about people’s behavior in disaster. On Tuesday, we watched Boatlift – … Continue reading
That was pretty filling…
Cheyenne is a voracious reader. She is the type of kid who actively asks for books as gifts and can spend the bulk of a day with her nose buried in a novel. I used to be like that when … Continue reading