Best Practice to Live By #6

I love the principle of this “best life practice” – Take the first step in establishing the tone of your relationships. wanted to share with everyone

Best Practice Life

Yes, it's a shameless way to entice additional readership, but come on. Is there any way you can deny the power a smile has on your outlook? Sure, it’s a shameless way to entice additional readership, but come on. Is there any way you can deny the power a smile has on your outlook?

A friend of mine told me that someone he knows (we’ll call him Steve) had been out of work for more than a year, despite his best efforts to find employment and a dedicated work history within middle management for a national organization. Steve’s story was one that’s been played millions of times:

  • Corporate downsizing leads to those with higher salaries being RIFfed (Reduction In Force).
  • Financial constraints and guilty feelings over failure to support a family lead to increased stress, tension and arguing.
  • Frustration mounts as efforts to find employment – even through entry-level positions – prove unsuccessful due to hiring freezes or organizational knowledge that the candidate is far too qualified for the position and will leave once offered a more suitable job.
  • Bills…

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2 thoughts on “Best Practice to Live By #6

  1. Thanks for re-blogging. It’s in this way that our words reach infinitely more people, sometimes reaching those that most need the message.

    Make today better than yesterday, but not as great as tomorrow.

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