: About Me

Remember when you were small and you knew you were special? Then as you grew up the world slowly took that feeling away, well I still think I'm special. To look at me you may not agree. But just like everyone else, I have something unique to myself that comes out when you spend any time with me.

I am fortunate because I have always maintained a naiveness towards the human race. I can always find the good in someone and I can see things from someone else's point of view, even if it differs from mine.
I have run across many people in my life that seemed to want to drown me in negativity and rain on my parade, but have managed to escape from them with my happiness intact.

I love to write, because I have a very hard time expressing my point of view to people, I feel like most people are so self centered that it is just better to listen to what they have to say in the short time we have together. When I write it reaffirms for me who I am and where I am going, and if someone reads it great. If no one has the time to read my work, then at least I put it out there and did my part.

My passion is ...

Helping others in my own way

I know too much about ...

How to follow the rules

My parents always told me ...

To stop being so cocky

My childhood ambition ...

Never had one

My favorite memory ...

Summer parties on Cape Cod

Why I write ...

I find it the easiest way to express my true thoughts

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

Child raising manuals

My first job ...

Snack Shop Attendant

My best moment ...

Winning the top award at JRTC Training in the National Guard

My inspiration ...

Anyone who can make a living doing what they love!

Business > Management (Other) A guide to great management

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Most of my management experience has been in the hospitality industry, mainly chain restaurants. I switched gears later on and worked as an executive assistant to a few different managers, all with different styles. So my point of view is from both doing and observing. The most important quality a manager can possess is respect. Respect comes in a variety of forms, I will outline a few of them here. A manager must respect themselves, this is shown by the way they carry themselves on the job and also in social situations involving their employees. For example, if a manager is always coming ...

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