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26 Mar 2013 13:54 #127576
by Nargis
when im at work i like to reduce the amount of windows that pop up
helllllooooo?
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26 Mar 2013 13:55 #127578
by chairman
One bad experience outweighs one good. A gallon of bad weighs more than a gallon of good.
Setbacks nag; success whispers.
You overemphasize what went wrong and minimize what went right. Down is easier than up.
Small setbacks increase frustration
more than small successes enhance satisfaction.
One negative defeats one positive. It’s worse! One negative defeats
two positives. It takes three positives to off-set one negative. It takes 2.9013 gallons of positive to sweeten one gallon of negative.*
One gallon of positive won’t sweeten one gallon of negative.
Now you know why negative environments are easy.
Boats with holes:
There’s a hole in your boat. Bad experiences gush in; good experiences jump ship.
Always tell someone how you feel because opportunities are lost in the blink of an eye but regret can last a lifetime.
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26 Mar 2013 13:57 #127579
by chairman
Find the good before the bad sinks you.
Thank more. Cheer more. Pat on the back more, much more.
Plugging holes:
When boats are sinking you can bail like hell or plug the damn hole! Preventing one bad creates more buoyancy than appreciating one good because bad outweighs good.
Do more good by eliminating one bad.
- Eliminate negative employees.
- Remove obstacles. Organizations create hoops, sign offs, and regulations that make work harder. Ask, “What’s slowing you down?†When you find out, remove it or smooth the way.
- Stop belittling. Work that isn’t valued isn’t meaningful.
- End frustrations. Explore frustrations with employees, don’t ignore them, end them.
Throw out bad – good comes back.
Still more:
- Focus on progress constantly. You’re falling behind if you don’t. Better wins.
- Transform setbacks into progress by making them learning events.
- Respect. Welcome ideas, for example. Don’t dismiss suggestions, explore them. Off handed rejection belittles.
- Agree on outcomes then let go. Freedom energizes; control drains.
The pursuit of excellence is fueled by positive environments.
Positive environments aren’t accidents, leaders build them.
Eliminate bad.
Shout the good.
Whisper correction.
Always tell someone how you feel because opportunities are lost in the blink of an eye but regret can last a lifetime.
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26 Mar 2013 15:35 #127600
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he is saying eliminate any negativity that surrounds you and focus on positive thinking.
Always tell someone how you feel because opportunities are lost in the blink of an eye but regret can last a lifetime.
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26 Mar 2013 22:39 #127651
by journeytotheworld
I agree with the author of the article. Would you compare the article to "The Secret"? If you want it, be positive and think positive and good things would happen. What do you all think?
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