Sugar Free Coaching
#LivingSugarFree w/ speaker and author, Andréa Raquel. It's not a diet, it's a lifestyle.
By: Andréa Raquel | March 30, 2014
Shared from #LivingSugarFree #Leadership #FamilyValues
If you've got a family, be grateful and do right by them. No matter how your family unit is designed let it be a loving example to the world starting with you.
If you've got a family, be grateful and do right by them. No matter how your family unit is designed let it be a loving example to the world starting with you.
Don't chase $$ claiming it's all for them. Then ignore the why, by working yourself to death or neglecting family. You've got a team and you can't nurture it by throwing money at it.
Set an example of integrity and discipline your kids. Inspire your family to influence your community. Don't make excuses for them or encourage a "me and mine attitude." Don't blame others for their wrong and by all means teach them to take responsibility for their own choices and mistakes.
BTW for the haters who think eve...
By: Andréa Raquel | June 05, 2013
#LivingSugarFree #Execute #CustomerService If you are over the age of 25, you probably agree that CS has gone to the dogs, actually that would be an improvement... anywho, my point is: In the name of getting things done, being productive, positively impacting others, spreading peace and the elimination of bullying and environmental pollution... The million dollar question is... How much time do you spend complaining about bad service rather than coaching the person serving you through the process to get what you need done? Many hourly employees today don't understand the classic customer concepts:
Give 'em the pickle.or
Never say no.or
The customer is always right.None of these quot...I can help with understanding teamwork concepts.
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Tags: business, service, complaining, sales, employees, errands, government, help, needs, patience, positive
By: Andréa Raquel | May 05, 2012
"Southern Hospitality"
is an all encompassing phrase. It says it all and for those who have experienced it, needs no explanation. But for those who have not and for you who have no idea what it takes to live out, here is a brief overview: At a young age through some artificial social environment if not home grown, most people in the south, male and female learn certain rules of etiquette, hospitality and social graces. This is bread into the culture and happens at most levels of society to some degree. Society and civilization are all about social norms and mores. It even determines our standards of mental health. But Southern Hospitality (SH) takes social norms to another level of chivalry and charity. You will always...Category: Community
Tags: service, social, Customers, Etiquette, Manners, SouthernmediaHospitality
By: Andréa Raquel | July 04, 2011
{EAV_BLOG_VER:33a7d94179a50c45} Recognizing the importance of this day is a great thing. It is Independence Day for the US and many have fought, served, led, died, and spoke out so that we could exercise freedom in this country. Don't just thank soldiers and vets today for your independence. Do your part to ensure they didn't serve in vain. Get a life, pursue your passion, chase your dreams, realize that what's for you is for you. If you didn't get the job, it wasn't meant for you. If he is in love with someone else he's not your soul mate. If she cheated on you it's not your fault. If your money isn't right learn how to budget. If the deal fell through, it wasn't a good deal. We served so you could have opportunities to be your own hero....
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