Tom Rath‘s book, Vital Friends, was published in 2006. It was a profound book for me. I have re-read it a number of times because it’s about the importance of relationships and friendships.
I think about it more and more as I grow older. I consider the impact it has on our children. As parents. And teachers. It’s rather important, if not urgent.
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Yes, I said, “delusioned.” LOL The minute I said it I knew it wasn’t quite right. Deluded is right. But did I acknowledge it? No. Go with it. It’s the control I managed to exercise during the recording. See, everything has a purpose.
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Recent discussions about the FTC crackdown on testimonials for Internet marketers have brought to light the fine arts of deception, lying and fraud. Enron and Bernie Madoff preceded this news – so it’s not quite the newsflash it might otherwise be. Cheating is commonplace.
Pick any area of human endeavor and you’ll find deception and cheating. Education, business, religion, and all others. Marketing and sales are especially susceptible to it because people are working to exchange something for money.
The competitive edge – YOUR competitive edge – can be honor, integrity and complete honesty, 100% of the time.
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