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The infamous ‘Hot Coffee lawsuit’: What was she thinking?
Admit it, that’s what you think every time you hear about this. She put a hot cup of coffee where?!? And did what?!? What was she thinking?!? Never mind the details. Never mind that McDonald’s could have settled for far … Continue reading
Open Mike: Are you courageous enough to walk out the door?
Or would you be afraid? I recently got a new leader at work. We had a New Leader Transition meeting yesterday. As many of our team as could assembled in a room. We all shared our personal strengths from the Strengthfinders 2.0 … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership, Storytelling
Tagged Change, commitment, communication, Door, Leadership, Mike Reardon, storytelling, Values
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Hubris? False bravado? Or just plain old stupidity?
More Drivers Texting at Wheel Despite State Bans For all the criticism and new legal bans, texting by drivers just keeps increasing, especially among younger motorists. About half of American drivers between 21 and 24 say they’ve thumbed messages or … Continue reading
If the long-term measure of success is the legacy we leave behind
Tim Wakefield is a very successful man “Tim Wakefield has been the epitome of class and determination in his remarkable career,” said principal owner John Henry. “He will be known as much for his character, dedication and perseverance as he … Continue reading
Posted in Branding, Leadership, MLB
Tagged Baseball, Boston, Boston Red Sox, Earned run average, Fenway Park, Knuckleball, Leadership, postaday2012, Tim Wakefield, Values, Wakefield, World Series
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Dada didn’t have to tell me how to paint and hang paper
He told my mother. Let me explain. The day will come when they will tell stories about us. I think Dada would be proud of his story. I hope I’ll be proud of mine. Just Sayin’
Posted in Branding, Inspiration, Leadership, Mike's Story
Tagged Dada, Home Improvements, Leadership, Mike Reardon, postaday2012, storytelling, Values, Wallpaper
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I didn’t learn to paint and hang wallpaper from Dada.
I learned those things the way I learn most things. I taught myself. What I needed to know. When I needed to know it. (Maybe I’m a millennial at heart) In the early years of our marriage we moved around. … Continue reading
Posted in Branding, Leadership, Mike's Story, Storytelling
Tagged Empire Strikes Back, Home Improvements, Leadership, Mike Reardon, postaday2012, Star Wars, storytelling, Values, Wallpaper
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Sure, I was mad. I had every right to be.
Didn’t I? The ticket agent had been no help at all. Now, I behaved. Didn’t yell. Didn’t cuss. Kept my temper in check. And headed off for the TSA security check feeling smugly proud. I was logged in to my … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Happiness, Inspiration, Mike's Story, Service, Travel
Tagged Airport, Boarding pass, Carpe Diem, Change, Frequent-flyer program, Happiness, Mike Reardon, postaday2012, Quality Service, storytelling, Travel, Values
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I didn’t make any New Year Resolutions. Never do.
I think they’re a waste of time. An excuse for failure. To me, a ‘new’ year is just another day on the calendar. Nothing to get all excited about. And certainly no reason to make sweeping, grandiose resolutions. Which most … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Inspiration, Values
Tagged Carpe Diem, commitment, Mike Reardon, New Year, New Year's resolution, postaday2012, Values
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What’s on your bookshelf?
It can be revealing. And deceiving. Does it show what you’ve read? What you plan to read? Or what you want others to think you’ve read? Of course, the bookshelf is becoming athing of the past. So maybe we’d have … Continue reading
Posted in Change, Inspiration, Technology
Tagged Amazon Kindle, Bookcase, communication, E-book, eBook, Google, Nook, postaday2012, Readers, technology, Values
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There’s always a reason
To Quit A storm. A bump in the road. A road closure. Or something else. It’s easy to find reasons to quit. They’re everywhere. Now finding a way to keep going. That’s hard. Almost as hard as it is to … Continue reading
Posted in Fear, Inspiration, Leadership, Values
Tagged Carpe Diem, Change, commitment, Mike Reardon, postaday2011, Quitting, Unconventional thinking, Values
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