8 ways to inspire & encourage others

gomo:(go-mo) a person who goes through the motionsd-grunt:(dee-grunt) a disgruntled person We don't like working with them. We don't like being served by them. Neither do your customers and colleagues (it's how you can lose both of them). 8 ways to keep the Gomos and D-grunts away... Inspire more smiles at work. Pick up this fun Smile sign. Help people stop complaining and Be Complainless: Get the pocket cards and wristbands. Improve people's attitudes (and actions) toward service: Watch/ Send the Smile & Move® video. Inspire a little extra effort: Watch/ Send the 212® video. Encourage people to commit to whatever they do: Watch/ Send the Cross the Line™ presentation. Squelch big egos. Encourage a Be No Ego mindset: Get the pocket cards and wristbands. Remind people that luck is made: Get the Push Your Luck wristbands and pocket cards. Really rock things and encourage love (without the fluff): Handout the Love Your People booklet (5-minute read). Read the introduction here. Buy copies here. Remember, we ultimately enjoy more (better results, relationships, responsibilities) by giving more. If you'd like to evaluate the Smile & Move book for use with a team, email us at Smile@GiveMore.com and we'll email you an excerpt. If you lead a team or organization and would like to talk about integrating these ideas into your training or company culture, we'd love to talk with you (please email or call, 1-866-952-4483). Sam Parker (the guy behind this stuff) 804-762-4500 ext. 303 Sparker@GiveMore.com P.S. I've been talking with several large groups over the last couple of months and put a few of the main thoughts from those talks into these quick videos. Also... a little fun from our blog (if you've not seen it). It's the classic office linebacker (Terry Tate) video on reinforcing the work ethic. The 'pain train' kills me (at 1:15). Our tools and messages above are little more humane.