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Sep15	Thumb Games Trump Gym Class John Gratton September 15, 2006 Know More: Fun, Humor, Motivation, Talent, Values Out of 55 high school students in PE class today, only nine chose to play basketball, the activity scheduled for the day. Nine of 55. I’m not mathematician, but that’s only like 16 percent. When I was in high school,... Posted at 5:01 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Sep14	Look Into Your Own Heart First John Gratton September 14, 2006 From First Things First by Stephen R. Covey, A. Roger Merrill and Rebecca R. Merrill: What if you have serious doubts about the people you work with? What if you question their competency or even their character? How do you... Continue Reading Posted at 8:07 AM \| Permalink
	Does Your Company Have An Ethical Responsibility To Customers, Employees, And The Planet? John Gratton September 14, 2006 I’m impressed. I just finished The Hidden Beauty Of Everyday Life by Kent Nerburn, a decent read. This is printed inside the back cover: New World Library is dedicated to publishing books and other media that inspire and challenge us... Continue Reading Posted at 7:03 AM \| Permalink
	Dress For Success, Sure, But Dress For Funerals, Too John Gratton September 14, 2006 People where I live don't dress up for funerals. Is this true everywhere? Jeans and shorts and flip flops don't really seem like proper attire for a funeral. "Sorry you're dead, dad, but not sorry enough to bother cleaning up... Continue Reading Posted at 5:07 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Sep13	Attitude Turns Disallowed Corporate Furniture Into Art John Gratton September 13, 2006 Gordon McKenzie, who at the time called himself the Creative Paradox at Hallmark Cards, tells of a time he bought twelve beautiful antique desks for a new division in the company. He also bought an old milk can for each... Continue Reading Posted at 8:34 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
	It's Not All Good, I Don't Care What The Bumper Stickers Say John Gratton September 13, 2006 From The Happiness Makeover by M.J. Ryan: It's not all good. There is tremendous suffering in the world. So many of us have to bear the burden of so much. There are bombings and starvation, layoffs and abuse, intractable poverty... Continue Reading Posted at 6:07 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
	The Noble Combination Of Business And Philanthropy Observe Which Way Your Heart Draws You The Courage Of Happiness This Just Ain't Right, We Should Do Something Roll Up Your Sleeves And Reload Receipt Paper Omit Needless Words (And Thoughts And Habits And Activities And Meetings And Television Shows And Whatever Else Is Just Clutter) Give Blood – Again Bad Day Or Bad Attitude? How Can I Help You Be Happy? The Common Man Thinking And Dreaming Of Success The Demands Of Life Make A Raucous Noise What Would Jesus Buy? Read For Power Top Ten Work Habits To Avoid Late Nights, Part One (This Has Nothing To Do With David Letterman) Steadfast Adherence To A Strict Moral Or Ethical Code Is This True? Please Tell Me This Isn’t True Share Your Wealth, Watch It Grow Whether An Action Lands You In Jail Is A Poor Guide For Decision Making We Can Work It Out If Your Products Are Killing People, Giving Money To The YMCA May Not Be Enough Teach Accountability Early Integrity Is Swiftly Broken Hendrix, Patton And Einstein, Now There’s A Trio For You Character Combined With Competence Earns Trust Is Spending Money Now Rather Than Saving For Old Age An Ethical Question? I Know None Of You Stole My Daughter’s Cell Phone, But Here’s What I Would Say To The Thief True Integrity Is Based On Keeping Your Agreements The Subtle Difference Between Assault And Leadership The Catalyst That Powers Ethical Behavior If Your Business Blogs, Make It Personal Financial And Social Health Of Communities Is "Significant" To Grand Metropolitan And Many Others Integrity Has The Final Say In Whether We Rise Or Decline CPAs Are People, Too? You Cannot Be Serious The Road Traveled Best Run Devil Run* Da Do Ron Ron Ron, Da Do Ron Ron Integrity Can't Be Your Second Choice Sticklers, Unite – Punctuation Really Does Matter Save The Beatles Talk To The Animals

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Sep15	Thumb Games Trump Gym Class John Gratton September 15, 2006 Know More: Fun, Humor, Motivation, Talent, Values Out of 55 high school students in PE class today, only nine chose to play basketball, the activity scheduled for the day. Nine of 55. I’m not mathematician, but that’s only like 16 percent. When I was in high school,... Posted at 5:01 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Sep14	Look Into Your Own Heart First John Gratton September 14, 2006 From First Things First by Stephen R. Covey, A. Roger Merrill and Rebecca R. Merrill: What if you have serious doubts about the people you work with? What if you question their competency or even their character? How do you... Continue Reading Posted at 8:07 AM \| Permalink
	Does Your Company Have An Ethical Responsibility To Customers, Employees, And The Planet? John Gratton September 14, 2006 I’m impressed. I just finished The Hidden Beauty Of Everyday Life by Kent Nerburn, a decent read. This is printed inside the back cover: New World Library is dedicated to publishing books and other media that inspire and challenge us... Continue Reading Posted at 7:03 AM \| Permalink
	Dress For Success, Sure, But Dress For Funerals, Too John Gratton September 14, 2006 People where I live don't dress up for funerals. Is this true everywhere? Jeans and shorts and flip flops don't really seem like proper attire for a funeral. "Sorry you're dead, dad, but not sorry enough to bother cleaning up... Continue Reading Posted at 5:07 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
Sep13	Attitude Turns Disallowed Corporate Furniture Into Art John Gratton September 13, 2006 Gordon McKenzie, who at the time called himself the Creative Paradox at Hallmark Cards, tells of a time he bought twelve beautiful antique desks for a new division in the company. He also bought an old milk can for each... Continue Reading Posted at 8:34 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
	It's Not All Good, I Don't Care What The Bumper Stickers Say John Gratton September 13, 2006 From The Happiness Makeover by M.J. Ryan: It's not all good. There is tremendous suffering in the world. So many of us have to bear the burden of so much. There are bombings and starvation, layoffs and abuse, intractable poverty... Continue Reading Posted at 6:07 AM \| Permalink \| Comments
	The Noble Combination Of Business And Philanthropy Observe Which Way Your Heart Draws You The Courage Of Happiness This Just Ain't Right, We Should Do Something Roll Up Your Sleeves And Reload Receipt Paper Omit Needless Words (And Thoughts And Habits And Activities And Meetings And Television Shows And Whatever Else Is Just Clutter) Give Blood – Again Bad Day Or Bad Attitude? How Can I Help You Be Happy? The Common Man Thinking And Dreaming Of Success The Demands Of Life Make A Raucous Noise What Would Jesus Buy? Read For Power Top Ten Work Habits To Avoid Late Nights, Part One (This Has Nothing To Do With David Letterman) Steadfast Adherence To A Strict Moral Or Ethical Code Is This True? Please Tell Me This Isn’t True Share Your Wealth, Watch It Grow Whether An Action Lands You In Jail Is A Poor Guide For Decision Making We Can Work It Out If Your Products Are Killing People, Giving Money To The YMCA May Not Be Enough Teach Accountability Early Integrity Is Swiftly Broken Hendrix, Patton And Einstein, Now There’s A Trio For You Character Combined With Competence Earns Trust Is Spending Money Now Rather Than Saving For Old Age An Ethical Question? I Know None Of You Stole My Daughter’s Cell Phone, But Here’s What I Would Say To The Thief True Integrity Is Based On Keeping Your Agreements The Subtle Difference Between Assault And Leadership The Catalyst That Powers Ethical Behavior If Your Business Blogs, Make It Personal Financial And Social Health Of Communities Is "Significant" To Grand Metropolitan And Many Others Integrity Has The Final Say In Whether We Rise Or Decline CPAs Are People, Too? You Cannot Be Serious The Road Traveled Best Run Devil Run* Da Do Ron Ron Ron, Da Do Ron Ron Integrity Can't Be Your Second Choice Sticklers, Unite – Punctuation Really Does Matter Save The Beatles Talk To The Animals

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