In This Issue -My Weekly Reminder–REVVED!-Feedback From a Subscriber-Pass it on My Weekly Reminder Life comes at us fast and hard and can have its share of negative experiences such as losses, setbacks, disappointments and unfulfilled dreams.  These experiences can overwhelm us at times to the point where we focus only on them and lose…

In This Issue -My Weekly Reminder–REVVED!–Feedback From a Subscriber-Pass it on My Weekly Reminder USA Today recently ran a feature article on the New York Giants football team.  For the past three years, the team has been characterized by in-fighting, bickering and losing.  This year the team has come together and now it’s winning–sometimes big.    The…

In This Issue -My Weekly Reminder–REVVED!-Feedback From Subscribers-Pass it on My Weekly Reminder Research studies have shown over and over that when employees feel they’re being treated well, all sorts of business success indicators improve.  For example, when employees feel they’re being treated well, they’re more productive, provide better customer service, are more willing to…

In This Issue -My Weekly Reminder–REVVED!-Feedback From a Subscriber-Pass it on My Weekly Reminder Recently, I received an email with a list of quick and easy ways to show good character and make your corner of the planet a better place to be.  I’d like to share some of them with you:      -See how…

In This Issue -My Weekly Reminder–REVVED!-Feedback From a Subscriber-Pass it on My Weekly Reminder We’ve all heard how happy people are healthier, live longer, do better in relationships and have a greater sense of well being.  But, what do you do on those days when you just don’t feel happy?  The answer is: you fake…

In This Issue -My Weekly Reminder–REVVED!-Feedback From a Subscriber-Pass it on My Weekly Reminder A recent article in Prevention magazine cited research conducted at Yale University which found that being optimistic in middle age increases your life span by 7.5 years.  The reason is that optimistic people are able to minimize the destructive effects of…

In This Issue -My Weekly Reminder–REVVED!-Feedback From a Subscriber-Pass it on My Weekly Reminder A recent issue of USA TODAY reviewed a book  titled Thank You Power: Making the Science of Gratitude Work for You written by former Today show host Deborah Norville.  Ms. Norville said that she always suspected that focusing on the positive…

In This Issue -My Weekly Reminder–REVVED!-Feedback From a Subscriber-Pass it on My Weekly Reminder No one likes to be micromanaged—even the people doing the micromanaging.  As children, we hated it when our parents looked over out shoulders and as adults we resent it when our bosses do it.  Bosses who micromanage, do so in an…

In This Issue -My Weekly Reminder–REVVED!-Feedback From a Subscriber-Pass it on My Weekly Reminder When it comes to impacting people’s lives, nothing is more powerful than kindness.  As Albert Schwietzer once said: “Constant kindness can accomplish much.  As the sun makes ice melt, kindness causes misunderstanding, mistrust and hostility to evaporate.”  Leo Buscaglia put it…

In This Issue -My Weekly Reminder–REVVED!Feedback From a Subscriber-Pass it on My Weekly Reminder Helen Gurley Brown once said, “The only thing that separates successful people from those that aren’t is the willingness to work very, very hard.”  In other words, successful people persist–they stay the course in pursuing their goals long after most other…