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WORD OF THE WEEK: LABOR

Labor Day

Howard Hendricks tells a great story when he was on an American Airline flight after a very long delay. A man who had too much to drink was being rude to the other passengers. Demanding with the flight attendants. And in a word just plain obnoxious!

Hendricks watched this flight attendant treat this unpleasant man with class, dignity and professionalism. She was unruffled. When he was rude, she was polite. When he was uncaring, she was kind. Continue reading

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Why Are You Working?

           Sir Christopher Michael Wren was one of the most highly acclaimed architects in English history.  Following London’s great fire in 1666 he was given the responsibility for rebuilding 51 houses of worship.  His masterpiece was St. Paul’s Cathedral which was completed in 1710.

Legend has it that one day the famed architect visited the construction site of this magnificent edifice.  He was unrecognized by the workers so he walked around asking various men what they were doing. Continue reading

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