Captain America: The First Avenger, is a highly underrated movie in my opinion. I do believe the sequels are better; however, that shouldn't lesson the quality of the first film. I won't go into a full review of the movie, however I do want to talk about one of my favourite lessons in it; the choice to not run away from our problems.
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CPR
Building CPR is important because it creates a connection between the customer and the salesperson. All it takes is finding and talking about something in common, which is easier said than done.
One Rung At A Time
Life is like a ladder that simply doesn't end.
Acknowledging Change
Change is an important part of life; it's something I've covered a few times already and I'm sure I will talk more about in the future. Acknowledging that change has happened is a completely different thing. Here's what I mean: [269 words remaining]
One Way To Build Patience
I've found a tool for building patience in an extremely unlikely place and I want to share my "discovery" with you. [303 words remaining]
A Change In Pace
Sunday was my last day working for Starbucks and yesterday was the first day of my new job in sales, and I'm not going to lie; I was scared. [262 words remaining]
The View From 30,000ft
You’re going to college, university, trade school, or maybe you’ve decided to go right into the work force. Regardless of your path out of high school, how much do you really know about the roads ahead - how much can you see?
Home
We all have a home to come back to at the end of the day. Whether it be with your parents, your friends, significant other, your own family, or just yourself - we all come home. But what makes it home?
How To Control Your Time
"I don't have time for [insert anything that requires your time here]."...You do have time, how else does anyone do it? People who are successful don't have more time in their day then you do. So how do you make time? By being in control of it. [167 words remaining]
“Within Reason”
How often have you had an idea, or been presented with one, and said something like, "That sounds great and we should try it within reason." Probably more often than we realize. Did you ever consider how restrictive those words are, within reason? [82 words remaining]
