Rest in Peace Leonard Nimoy…Live Long and Prosper.
As you have likely heard by now, last Friday, February 27, we received the news of the passing of Leonard Nimoy, who truly gave the Star Trek character of Mr. Spock so much substance.
As you have likely heard by now, last Friday, February 27, we received the news of the passing of Leonard Nimoy, who truly gave the Star Trek character of Mr. Spock so much substance.
A while back a friend of mine (a young and very attractive woman) told me about the shortest blind date she ever had. The man arrived at her door to pick her up, took one look at her, said he needed to run to Wal-Mart to get something and never returned. He later told her in an email: “You’re out of my league.”
Perhaps there is no more fundamental ethical value pertinent to trustworthiness than honesty.
Most successful people will be the first to admit that they are not brilliant, but they are focused, and that focus helps them maintain discipline.
Have you ignored “some else’s problem” lately? As you go about your day, do you notice opportunities not just for big interventions, but for little ones as well? Do you take responsibility?
Why is it that manners can some times go out the door when it comes to social media? It seems the rule “If you can’t say something nice, don’t say anything at all, ” is often ignored.
A fundamental of networking is a common connection. But what if that connection isn’t a good enough reason for someone to meet with you?
As we begin another new year hoping to adopt new habits and shake off old ones, there is some infinite wisdom in those three words found on most shampoo bottles.
What is a sentiment? You have no doubt heard this fact: what people remember most about you is how you made them feel. If you can make others feel valued, feel important, special, even loved, then you have made an impact.
Okay, perhaps “Everything I Need to Know…” is a bit exaggerated. But there are many lessons to be learned by shopping at Aldi. Here are just a few.