When we really think about it and put ourselves in the shoes of the “recipient,” receiving a “Good morning” can sometimes tip the scales for someone having a particularly bad day. I can remember numerous times when a very friendly, bright-eyed person would give me a cheery “Good morning” or “Hello” that brightened my day considerably even if I didn’t know the person or received this greeting in passing. Still, it made a big difference. Who knows why?

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It may seem redundant when you first hear of these words but they meant a lot to me at the time:

THAT’S RIGHT STEPHEN!

Those 3 words were said in response to a question I answered, forever changing my life because at the time I was a scrawny kid with low self esteem who wore a funny-looking hearing aid box that everyone made fun of.

I wrote a story that was eventually published in an Amazon best-seller. You can see my story here:

http://tinyurl.com/4v3eo4

Once you read that story, you’ll understand the full impact it made on me.

Thanks for stopping by Kim!

Yes, he did fly on Hoppy Airlines. LOL

We all could use a bit of positiveness from time to time. I think you’ll enjoy Alexander’s site. He makes a living giving workshops to corporations that are looking to provide their employees with a bit of happiness in the workplace. God knows we could inject a lethal dose of happiness in some places!

It’s the seemingly minor details that we sometimes forget in the course of “busyness.” We could all use a reminder from time to time, indeed.

“Best advice I’ve ever given has got to be when I teach people to say “good morning” at work. Sounds trivial - but it works!”

It seems minor - but it is so important. We so often forget the small nicities of life.

Oh, everyone, he actually flew on Hoppy Airlines.

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