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.

In the larger picture our tools help individuals and organizations become more empathetic. We would love to hear from you! Please share an experience that’s gone well in your day.

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wgwt

December 24, 2010

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The day opened with an hour or so at the University Club, my current place of peace. What a remarkable gift to be within a 5 minute walk to this luxury.

Appreciate local and distant collaborators on What’s Gone Well Today who give feedback, make or suggest contacts. Having people a bit removed from the ‘forest’ gives me important perspective.

Good talk to our daughter in England.. and then able to convey some love and appreciation to her Victoria network.

Later we took in the Christmas carol party at the Fernwood Inn. Packed full of love and connections. Good chat with Sarah and Phil. Rare chats. From there we can connect two avid marine biologists on Monday. Remarkable to discover the network that exists — connections the buying group. Such lovely guys. I love hearing stories of closeness in families..of children really being there for their parent.

Being fluid in one’s days really helps. So glad another friend was able to join for us for dinner.
wgwt

December 23, 2010

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We are sometimes asked to identify a favourite place, a place of tranquility. In my years of walking to the University of Victoria campus I’ve long admired the University Club. Today I joined it. There I met Rushna who has worked there as an accountant for 30 years.. Why has she stayed so long? ” I love accounting and the members I meet’ In these days of short contracts and frequent job shifts, it was inspiring to be shown around by her.. and hear of her passion and dedication for her work.
Kelsy

December 23, 2010

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This year has been a little busy, with college applications, school work, and other activities. It can seem crazy at times, but I’ve really been working on finding the joy in whatver activity that I’m doing. Not doing it just for the sake of getting everything done, but enjoying every second of doing whatever it may be. That way, you’re never waiting to get home to relax, or working quickly to finish up a task, but instead always being satisfied and at peace. This also blesses everyone around you, and can help them see this peace too! It is really a great time to see this around Christmas, as there is always that small voice reminding you what’s most important in life, Love; reminding you that this is true any time of year. I’m so grateful for this year which has been filled with so many blessings, growth, and “what’s gone well” moments of joy! Merry Christms everybody! 🙂
wgwt

December 23, 2010

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Judy and I were recently at the 40th anniversary of the founding of an alternative school, Second Foundation, (named after the novel by Isaac Asimov) In Minneapolis. I asked one of the parents at the open house why he was sending his child to the school and his paraphrased response was: I want my son to love life, his and everyone else’s, and I believe that one prerequisite to this is to be able to come to learn about anything and everything that interests him. At this school everything is offered nothing is required. It is a violence free zone.
wgwt

December 21, 2010

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Got a lovely impromptu Christmas party invitation that will be a fit for the family members we have visiting as well.. Specific invitations to a gathering saying we’d particular like you to attend is charming.

A heartfelt, impactful, timely conversation was prompted by a short txt. It took hours but was so worth it.

A champion in our WGWT series work adding new depth and detail to our Have Your Own Board workshops. Another shared his perspectives. Innovation benefits from other dancers on the floor.

A visitor to a dear friend who is over 100 years of age, reports that her friend loves the WGWT cards. ‘We talked tonight about how everyone asks old/er people about the past – not the present.’
wgwt

December 19, 2010

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Gifts are associated with this season. One of the greatest gifts is people starting over, renewing, looking at their day, work, friendships or their life with a new lens. I’ve seen a few of these the last few months. Folks getting excited over the spirit of the process is affirming. One person called our introduction series as re-creational.. so energizing.

The 18″ rule held true again. A friend mentioned she could not locate a gift given to her a number of years ago and been quite concerned. I reminded her of the 18″ rule which states that missing objects can most likely be found within 18 inches of where they were supposed to be. When se saw me today, she just said, ” 18 inches worked!”

Speaking of affirming.. According to Google Analytics we had over 45000 views this last month!

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