Run the Point is all about the energy of doing what you can, from where you are with what you have! Your Ambassador, Mike Bruny
Run the Point is all about the energy of doing what you can, from where you are with what you have! Your Ambassador, Mike Bruny
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Hi Mike, thanks for emailing me the book. I truly believe you are on to something great. As for a potential crisis which I have just come across, recently I have had three employees express to me that they are unhappy with their current work environment. As you may know I have been in management over the two and a half years and each month I am approached with a different opportunity. It has helped me discover that I am getting better at assessing potential problems and relaying a more positive and supportive position to my staff in order to encourage them to view more positives than negatives. I guess in my own way I am learning to move to crowd. Thanks again and Keep Moving Forward. I am very proud of you.
Twice in one week it took me all day to figure out an answer to the daily question. I don't know if that is a good thing or a bad thing but I finally figured out my talent or what I will call a skills. My skills derived out of possibly the hardest couple of years of my life so far. I had recently had lost my job and went through a horrible break up. I was not happy. I suppose you could say I was a bit depressed. I had just moved to a new place and I really felt alone. At this very low point in my life I gained a lot of necessary skills that kind of defines who I am today. During this time I was making little money which taught me a few things. The first skill I learned by having limited funds was how to budget. I then learned to put away or save money from each paycheck. I learned to manage my money wisely during this time too. Another skill I learned during this "survival" time was patience. I use to be a very impatient in many situations where I could ending up making bad decisions. Patience has led me to evaluate situations, make well thought out decisions, and approach situations more calmly. These are just a few new skills that I acquired during my crisis which I use effectively now. When my back was against a wall my talents were squeezed out of necessity and I am happy that it happened.
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