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Category Archives: Attention
B-flat or A-sharp?
As a leader, it’s up to you to set the tone of your organization. And not to overuse musical terms, but is it upbeat or a downbeat? Does it need a tune up? Tweet
Posted in Attention, Direction, Leadership
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Take it down a notch
Assuming the posture of your customer can be a big step in helping them feel comfortable to approach you. Taking on their tone of voice when they come in with a quiet question can make them feel at ease with … Continue reading
Posted in Attention, Customer Centric
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We strive for 5!
Had another scan today. While I was waiting, several magazines were laid out neatly on the table in the waiting room. Each magazine had this message on a bright pink label: “To make your visit comfortable, Wellstar has provided reading … Continue reading
Posted in Attention, Cancer, Compassion, Encouragement, Good Service
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Re-markable
How remarkable are you? Many years ago, I had a math professor who would randomly throw in some English lessons during Math class. It had to do with any word that started with “re” like refrigerate, regret and remark. He … Continue reading
Posted in Attention, Linchpin, Notice, Remarkable, Seth Godin
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