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First and foremost I am a family man. I have a beautiful and loving wife and little boy. My brothers are my best friends and my parents are great. I am extremely lucky. For me, life is about experiences and truly living to the fullest. I am an adventurer

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Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Then & now: 3 of 49

Wanting to Become Me Imagine my inner walls crumbling, Dreaming the impossible, Unrefined thinking like a child's world, I am already great, And my greatest wish is to become me. I'm infected with reality, Or at least its image, And though I don't care for its false hope, I'm struggling to break its bind, For it happens dail...
Business > Human Resources Tips for employee orientation: 3 of 15

New Hire "Bore"ientation Why do human resources, management, and team leads go through a great interviewing process to select top candidates only to kill them with boredom on their first day of work losing all momentum? Perhaps, my long question doesn't have an exact answer; however, I think it does. By changing your verbiag...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Fishing: 10 of 37

A six hour drive to be outdoors, the peaceful sounds of nature, Sleeping in an old converted school house, The night is dark, and I sleep in the quiet escape. Morning brings the chilled air blowing off the lake, Numbing my fingers as I fish the river's edge, Another trout flails in the air caught by my line. A hawk circles t...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Broken love: 86 of 269

In Memory of an Endless Sea Your side, by each night you come to sleep, waiting to reach my arms, And all your troubles set free, to the comfort of my love, In the depth of our surrounding, your love is deep, With a gentle kiss, our eyes do close, In this memory, it must be a dream, For I can't remember the last time, a girl...
Creative Writing > Humor Humor: The joys of air travel: 16 of 43

I was at the airport the other day and a guy comes over the intercom system speaking: "Would the person who picked up the wrong luggage and placed it in your vehicle report to the security desk immediately." I instantly thought two things, either one, each person in their vehicle outside has access to the intercom system, or...
Business > Customer Management The principles of good customer service training: 4 of 10

A Three Part Approach to Better Customer Service on the Phone Part1: Finishing Phone Calls Together Have you ever ended a phone call and realized that the information you received wasn't even part of the question you had? Customers may also experience this same feeling. Let's fix this broken link and start ending your phone ...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Thoughts: 152 of 275

Twas white and cold, one frosty Christmas Morn, When I woke up to realize, each year I've been reborn, With a new chance to love my family with my heart, A perfect time to set aside the differences setting our world apart, And open up our arms, to the friends we've yet to meet, Just waiting on our sidewalks, and wandering in...
Business > Human Resources The basics and benefits of mentoring: 7 of 12

Somehow mentoring has turned into a large corporate agenda and companies are spending good quantities of time to set up a Mentoring Program that rarely sees life. Mentoring is not a complicated system that needs to be put into place. In fact, it is just opposite. Mentoring is this simple; one person has a skill that another ...
Business > Sales Ways to effectively reduce customer dissatisfaction: 3 of 5

In order to best assist in working out customer dissatisfaction, leaders must understand what dissatisfaction looks like. Often time dissatisfaction can be doing the minimum of what is asked and from a leader looking in from the outside it can be somewhat difficult to address because your team did nothing wrong. Let's take a...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: We are all students of life: 13 of 20

He always shows up when the sun shines, Blissfully soaking in the rays to his proud figure and smile, When will he learn it isn't the little details that emboss his feelings, Feelings he thinks he owns, I may be vague to my descriptions, For it is my beauty in uniformed vision that keeps me collected, He stands so tall in th...