Regardless of why someone leaves, it’s a chance to replace him with someone more loyal and committed to success.
Author: Kenny (Page 155 of 167)
Dinner as a family leads to memorable moments and a lot of laughter.
It’s a lot easier to give advice to someone you know really wants it and will take action.
When the All Star game comes to your town…YOU GO.
I thought I was clear that getting his license WOULDÂ NOT change the rules about driving my cars, driving with friends, or girls.
Staying in control works amazing well until I don’t.
If everyday was like this I wouldn’t appreciate a day like this.
Even thought he probably doensn’t know himself, I still need to ask what caused him to get up early, packed and ready, and then get out the door on time after ranting and resisting almost constantly for the previous 3 days.
Passing his road test and communicating in a timely and appriate manner deserve praise despite the meltdown in between.
Watching a loved one die is especially difficult when no one else around you is handling it well and you’re expected to make all the big decisions.
In the push to finish the urgent I neglected the important.
I need to ask “What can I do to be more approachable and not seen as a micromanager?”
My behavior is a choice – regardless of how I’m feeling. (Right?)
Take the rental car off your I-Pass account immediately after a trip. #stupidtax
Hold up the little guy to get her attention then make the catch with your free hand when she throws it at him.
Making someone feel special has the added bonus of impressing their spouse.
Our presentation materials and approach are embarrassingly out of date.
We were made to strive and sweat not watch videos on the couch.
Turning pro is as easy as showing up every day. And as hard.
Right now we have a great commission and lots of other things to accomplish down here.