When visiting a restaurant, I have expectations about my dining experience. I expect the food to be good, the service to be friendly, and the atmosphere to be comfortable. When these expectations are met, I’m satisfied. When they are exceeded with exceptional food or fast service, I’m happy.
Happy and satisfied are arguably good ways to make your customers feel, but is it the best you can do? I
Leave a CommentOpportunities for sin and wrong doing are everywhere. They clamor for our attention and submission hundreds of times a day via the radio, tv, internet, other people, etc. I’ve often thought disconnecting myself from the things of this world would be the best way to avoid the slow brainwashing that…
1 CommentI’m blessed to work for a company experiencing rapid growth, despite the troubled economy. Because our services are in high demand, we have dramatically increased recruiting efforts. I was offered an opportunity to help with this process and happily accepted.
Leave a CommentOn July 7th, I received an instant message from my husband alerting me to a Facebook promotion for a free MP3 player from Napster. He included a link to the Napster Facebook page and the post outlining the promotion.
1 CommentFor most of my adult life, I have avoided confession at all costs. I came up with hundreds of excuses why I didn’t need to go, despite a nagging feeling that it was the right thing to do. I’d get so worked up about it, I would get a stomach…
1 CommentAccording to a live feed of the iPhone Press Conference I read at engadget.com, he did. “Because you would have thought ‘Jesus, it must be a lot of users complaining about this’ — So what percentage have called AppleCare? 0.55% Just one half of one percent.” I know nothing of…
4 CommentsI watch Army Wives on Lifetime pretty regularly. The show follows the fictitious trials and triumphs of five women with connections to the military either through their own participation or via marriage. The acting isn’t exactly first rate, but I always look forward to the mindless hour I spend watching it on Sunday nights.
Leave a CommentI spent some (long overdue) time this past weekend sifting through boxes of old stuff in my basement. I was making a lot of progress until I found my “special” boxes. These are two giant Rubbermaid containers my Mom used to store items of sentimental value. What did I find?
4 Comments1 CommentYou are writing a gospel,
A chapter each day.
By the deeds that you do,
By the words that you say.
Men read what you write,
Whether faithless or true.
So tell me what is the gospel,
According to you?– First lines of the song “The Gospel According to You” written by Richard Johnson
Proverbs 10:10 “He who winks at a fault causes trouble, but he who frankly reproves promotes peace.” You observe a friend making a poor decision or practicing a bad habit. Do you speak up or keep quiet? Do you laugh along with him/her or demonstrate disapproval? Deep down, we all…
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