The Ripple Effect Volume X:
I was still listening to Earl Nightingale’s, The Strangest Secret, studying The Richest Man in Babylon, Acres of Diamonds, The Law of Compensation, everything I could get my hands on to help my career progress.
The Ripple Effect Volume IX:
The summer of 1962, we traveled the hardware show circuit, and lived in hotels at the Crescent Tool’s expense.
What’s for Lunch?
Three years ago, Donna Lee and I went to Conyers, GA for a meeting with our new accountant Jimmy Warren. Conyers is about 10 miles from our town of Loganville, GA. We asked Jimmy’s receptionist where we could get a good seafood lunch.
I Quit!
Yesterday I went to my mechanic (who is trained but) a backyard type guy from Romania. I asked him if he had a ‘day job.’ He said when the pandemic hit, he got a job, and after the boss screamed at him twice, he left his keys on the desk and didn’t come back. When the boss asked him if he quit, he said ‘yea, I think so.’
Larry W. Dennis, Sr. President,
Turbo Leadership Systems©