What makes him special is every day he creates positive Ripples of Impact. In every interaction, it is evident he truly cares about people. No matter who they are or what they do, he treats them with respect. His positive, can-do spirit affects all who know him. I can’t help but think his integrity, his
You control your attitude. No one else does. Think about how your attitude affects how you’re feeling, how it affects your reactions and responses, and what it does for what you put out into the world. Now, think of a time when your attitude affected how you handled something. (You may have had a positive
Every choice you make builds character or diminishes it. When you face a choice of how to act or respond, take the high road. It will serve you well in the long run. Taking the high road gives you a better view of the bigger, longer-range picture. It keeps others in mind as well. It may
Dan gets frustrated with the way some of his people handle their roles. They seem stuck in their ways. But processes have changed, and they must, too. What’s keeping them committed to their old ways of doing things? Are they afraid of making mistakes? Are they missing a piece of the bigger picture and how
“Attention is the rarest and purest form of generosity.” ~ Simone Weil This week, pay attention to individuals and in meetings where you might normally allow yourself to mentally multi-task. Instead, listen and look for something to admire in each person. I hope you are pleasantly surprised at what you find.
