107. He can’t not give.
I had the privilege yesterday afternoon of briefly meeting an amazing man whose wife shared with me the story of his lifelong commitment to helping … Read More
They said he wouldn’t, he said he would.
Yesterday morning while sitting waiting for an appointment with a doctor, I was wondering what to write about for this, the third blog on The … Read More
105. Can a glass of water determine your fate?
If ever there was a time to adopt The Habit of the Glass Being Half Full, that time is now. Particularly if you live in … Read More
104. We could all use a grandma like this.
Last week I introduced The Habit of the Glass Being Half Full and yesterday morning I received a call from Frederick who told me about … Read More
103. Optimism = Early Release.
A brief hospital stay a few weeks ago brought home to me the importance of making The Habit of the Glass Being Half Full an … Read More
102. I didn’t expect this.
Last week, to my absolute surprise, I found myself at an all-inclusive resort called Foothills Hospital where I remained as a guest for some six … Read More
101. Clear expectations versus not-so-clear expectations.
On Saturday I witnessed two examples of the power of The Habit of Setting Clear Expectations. One resulted in an extremely pleasant experience while the … Read More
100. Tough but fair begins with this.
“The reason adopting The Habit of Setting Clear Expectations is so vitally important in today’s world, and particularly in managing people in the workplace, is … Read More
99. Don’t expect it of them if you haven’t shared it with them.
Trust is a funny thing. It is the foundation upon which all relationships are built and when we meet people for the first time we … Read More
98. There’s no downside to doing this.
Bob called me this week to talk about how The Habit of Daily Reflection helped him get off blood pressure medication. I’ve known Bob for … Read More