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Praise: A Free Gift of Energy

I’ll bet you could tell me exactly the last time when someone gave you a meaningful compliment. In fact, I’ll bet you can remember exactly what the person said that … Continue reading Praise: A Free Gift of Energy

Your Monday Motivator: Voltaire on Appreciation

Here’s a thought to get your week started: “Appreciation is a wonderful thing. It makes what is excellent in others belong to us as well.” –Voltaire Nice way to share, … Continue reading Your Monday Motivator: Voltaire on Appreciation

Great Point Podcast: Two Magical Words, but with One Contingency…

This week’s “great point” is about two words that are just magical when used. Correctly. Listen to this brief podcast to discover a tool you should never forget. PC Thank … Continue reading Great Point Podcast: Two Magical Words, but with One Contingency…

Handwritten Appreciation: Another Thought…

Here’s another reason you might consider showing your appreciation by writing a handwritten note. With this digital age, instant communications, bytes and megabytes of notes pinging back and forth, we … Continue reading Handwritten Appreciation: Another Thought…

The Two Angles of Appreciation

Appreciation is one of the best motivators I’ve seen, and felt. When I was thinking about this, I realized that the act of appreciating does a lot toward increasing value. … Continue reading The Two Angles of Appreciation

No Problem IS a Problem

How many times have you responded, “no problem?” I know I have used that phrase. But that phrase can be a “problem,” believe it or not! Now, I’m sure that … Continue reading No Problem IS a Problem

The Two Most Motivational Words in the English Language

Want to know the two most motivational words in the English language? THANK YOU. Whoa. You might think “thank you” is used for appreciation, not motivation. We say “thank … Continue reading The Two Most Motivational Words in the English Language

Quote: Joy is what happens…

Yes. It is ok to say “My life is great!” “Joy is what happens to us when we allow ourselves to recognize how good things really are.” – Marianne Williamson