"you will make more friends in two months by being interested in other people then you will in two years by try to get people interested in you." DALE CARNEGIE
people love doing the business with good people. And yet , in this age of great ambiguity and relentless change , so many people think that dishonesty will get then ahead . Too many people have forgotten of using words like "PLEASE" and "THANK YOU" . Too many people think that if you are nice , you will be eaten alive in today's marketplace. But being ethical , compassionate and dedicated to adding enormous value to those around you is probably the best way to ensure your success. In the words of
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON:
"everybody, soon and late, sits down to a banquet of consequences."
here are a few simple ideas to help you continue to raise your "Goodness Quotient"
IN short, Be kind. Be excellent. Be passionate.
And more than anything else , be good.
people love doing the business with good people. And yet , in this age of great ambiguity and relentless change , so many people think that dishonesty will get then ahead . Too many people have forgotten of using words like "PLEASE" and "THANK YOU" . Too many people think that if you are nice , you will be eaten alive in today's marketplace. But being ethical , compassionate and dedicated to adding enormous value to those around you is probably the best way to ensure your success. In the words of
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON:
"everybody, soon and late, sits down to a banquet of consequences."
here are a few simple ideas to help you continue to raise your "Goodness Quotient"
- Be the most polite person that you know.
- Be honest to a fault.
- Deeply commit yourself to being a world class listener.
- Send hand written thank you notes on a regular basis.
- Seek out opportunities to do random acts of kindness.
- Commit yourself to being the most positive person that you know.
- Be impeccable with your punctuality.
IN short, Be kind. Be excellent. Be passionate.
And more than anything else , be good.
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