What’s Gone Well Today? ®
Here’s an easy way to recognize others… and in turn change how we look at our day, and our life.
When has someone made your day with the service they’ve given, or something they’ve said or done for you? Sharing these moments may inspire others. They lift the spirit!
On another note asking someone What’s Gone Well Today? ®, becomes life-changing. Conversations have a fresh, inspiring perspective.
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Later I went to a Telus store and the problem was resolved effortlessly. I got to spend time with a favourite sales person. I got a bit more information on possible next steps for a phone. A previous conversation with the Loyalty department netted me a $100 credit towards a new phone.
Helping other mothers and children
A neighbour who moved from Taiwan is often asked to help friends with raising their parents. Some of the important ideas she learned from raising her own university-aged children, are making a big difference in other families. Two of her important ideas: being patient, and talking to the children to effect change. So many people are asking her for help!
A remarkable comparison
Talking to Cdn Tire cashier… her first job was 8 mo of Dairy Queen.. where the customers were fun, but the staff not. Her candour and quick wit were refreshing… compared to the automatic talk, rap of the Thrifties cashier who asked meaningless questions without listening.. total disconnect and non sequitur.
When my credit card was approved at Cdn Tire I said, ” Such a good feeling.” An associate in passing said, “It’s the best.”
This cashier said, ” Getting off the roller coaster is the best.”
I asked what she was looking forward to in her last year of high school. She talked about future options, freely. I mentioned Mobilizing Hope.com had many examples…. and insights from people’s lives.
I love the dance of a good conversation. http://mobilizinghope.com
I asked a woman in the omelette line on a cruise ship what a moment that stood out from the cruise. She said ‘zip lining in Ketchikan terrified her.’ Turns out she has had a life of adventure. I loved the stories she shared right there waiting for her omelette. We ended up having breakfast together.