I loved the words “Finding the End of Yourself”; as most of the people still confused with the meaning of “Life”, and to be honest I’m one of those poor people! Although the journey of life isn’t easy, but I’m sure will find my own path at the end…

As I get more experienced with this sort of sales, I’m sure it’ll be a lot less traumatic. It’s just that this first time, you know… Thanks for the encouragement. I’m sure even Bill Gates lost a little sleep back at the beginning.

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I love the message: be the water.

I’ll try

And I loved the bit about your “easy” button laughing hysterically. Hope you hit it good and hard when you got back

Thanks so much for sharing that knowledge – if I hadn’t already been a regular reader of yours, I’d have never known.

I’m tellin’ ya, Ellen, there must have been a whole heap o’ rewirin’ goin’ on that night! The next day, even though it was essentially spent in planes and airports, was a great time for preparation. By the time the actual event began, I was fired up!

Believe me, I’ll write again about it if we win the work!

Ellen wrote on serotonin in Brain Leaders and Learners, her new blog. Serotonin’s very amazing and powerful. I think you’d enjoy it.

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As a Canadian, I find myself saying “eh” again and again, and US friends or clients always notice it:-) – Canadians never seem to notice:-).

As I read your piece, Robert, I laughed on one hand, and saw a great deal of value you added to folks on the other. It’s when people begin to use the wonderful wealth you offered, that new fireworks will go off for them.

Research shows that nightly when we sleep the human brain rewires itself for the innovations (and anything else) that it engaged in that day. So it’s critical to touch base with some of them again after they sleep and use the insights:-)

Hey, ley us know the results — wish I could have been there because I would have learned a ton! Thanks for sharing Robert, Best, Ellen

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Actually I’m pretty good at giving encouragement…I agree, there’s nothing like it.

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No need for pins, Karen – that’s a waste of a good pin!

Ah, then you know the feeling – how a few little well-chosen words can work miracles. It’s a wonderful feeling to be on the receiving end of ‘em, but how fun to be the one who shares them! Way to go!