We deliver happiness to the local communities we serve and partner with phenomenal restaurants to make food delivery a reality for small, but mighty, towns.
The first tip when complaining to a local business: Be kind and don’t act like the business just stole your first born. We want you to be satisfied and taken care of, allow us to do that! :)
The fall foliage is just a reminder that when multiple different colors work together, a synchrony of beauty emerges. Same thing happens when our workplace, our community, and the world embraces diversity...a synchrony of beauty emerges.
Dealing with unreasonable people can be challenging. One thing I do is stray away from allowing emotion to creep into my decision making. Instead I prefer to “kill them with kindness” and stick to “vanilla” script responses which decreases the desire to get emotional.
We just completed our first week of our random drawing to donate $25 for school supplies to a deserving teacher. We will continue to run this weekly for the foreseeable future! It’s so wonderful to see so many teacher nominations. Super cool!
Knowing your value is not pretending your value. In other words, if you feel you’re ready for a promotion, validate it w/ your manager. Don’t blindly think you’re ready & grow in resentment when you are not getting promoted. Solicit feedback & improve where necessary (if needed).
Curiosity drives inquiry, questioning/learning. Curiosity keeps leaders open/receptive. The human brain loves questions. Curiosity keeps leaders awake, alerts to their blind spots, avoids complacency, questions the status quo and drives creativity and innovation -Elaine Patterson
The most critical time to change is when your business is doing very well. Why? What got you to where you are won’t get you to where you need to be. Business isn’t win/lose, it’s survival & positioning. If you rest on your achievements, your competition will catch & surpass you.
“The score takes care of itself” - Bill Walsh
Meaning, focus on process, strategy, and using the right resources and then adjusting as the game progresses and as the circumstances change.
Let’s not return to normal and “ordinary”. Let’s return extraordinary with optimism, inventiveness, and innovation. Every difficult situation brings wonderful opportunity, if you dare to pull yourself over the wall and take a peak at what could be.