Despite our faults, He invites us to His table as friends.
Author: Kenny (Page 115 of 167)
Finding a way to always tell the truth is really hard.
Back everything up to the cloud.
I’m not going to jeopardize a multi-million dollar opportunity on the hope that his friend can make his team perform.
I’m REALLY good with customers.
Being president is a distant second to owning it outright if this thing is going to work.
Clearly document assumptions so you (or anyone) can understand how you got there.
When our family and friends turn away, it is our duty to respond, not with confidence in ourselves, but with prayers of intercession.
I found my confessor.
Own the mistake, but still ask for a second chance to do it right.
When the numbers are way off, stop until you can get it straight.
Make sure you know which heart rate monitor is yours. #falsealarm
Being unwilling to learn and grow is not something to brag about.
I think I’m ready to move on.
The Gospel divides us from everyone else and Mass is where we go to get the strength to life differently.
I’m not too old or too young…and neither is she.
It’s easy to overlook the time and effort cultivating before the harvest.
Arguing with your prospect is not a recommended approach to sales success.
Start out asking them to tell the story from their perspective, not telling them yours.
In the face of ridiculousness, resist the temptation to sharply direct traffic and instead, guide them to their own answers with friendly questions.