FBI Consultant John Stump witnessed an unfortunate interaction during his travels that can serve as a timely lesson to all of us.
We as human beings have countless opportunities to make a positive difference in the lives of other people: employees, peers, friends, family, waiters and waitresses, and complete strangers. Please tune in this week as Wayne relates John’s unfortunate story and talks about the five ingredients inherent in every human interaction with a special focus on “exercising integrity in the moment of CHOICE.”
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Arnie Pechler says:
Great example of being a humble leader.
Calm confidence is always my goal, the 5 steps you spelled out will help me
achieve that goal more often. Thankyou
Wayne Rivers says:
Excellent, Arnie. Thanks for commenting
paul cantarella Jr says:
Perfect timing. This is something I truly need to work on. I was up all night trying to think of a response in case I get negative feedback on an email I sent yesterday. My issue is I always rush to have a response. I need to sit and think about my responses more and how they might affect my relationship with a contractor. I need to be more positive, that is for sure. Great message!
Wayne Rivers says:
Glad you liked it, Paul!