16 Things I've Learned From My Dogs About Business (and life!)
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The best philosophers in the world are usually covered in FUR. Never mind the shedding. It's a small price to pay for the lessons they will teach you if you just learn to listen. They are extremely intelligent beings with supernatural abilities. They are great-big or teeny-tiny hugs from God. It may sound cheesy, but the truth is that their language is the language of love. Trustworthy, simple, and straightforward l-o-v-e. (Not to mention that it's also unconditional and very, very forgiving.) Dogs can be mentors, muses, and therapists. They can be entertaining and humorous. Dogs can be fitness partners one day and lazy/mental health-day (non)co-workers the next. On occasion, they can even serve as chick magnets or stand-ins for the "hot friends" you don't have. To top it off, dogs can even be co-conspirators and silent passengers–seat-belted of course–who are happy to ride along when you roll down all your windows and drive too fast in the HOV lane while singing "Lovin, Touchin, Squeezin" way too loud! My motto is this: Love, love, love all dogs! (And remember to tolerate people. All people. Or at least try.) And for those of you who may be too young to know (or too old to remember) every word to that song by Journey, here's a link to the video and lyrics. Put your seatbelt on and turn it way up! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fTkHFQC3wow
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16 Things I've Learned From My Dogs About Business (and life!)
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- 07 If you are fortunate enough to work for a company that puts a high priority on health and fitness, take advantage of everything they have to offer! In- house gym, yoga classes, fitness rewards (free money?!). If you haven’t already, do it NOW. Your small business is too small for all that? Throw an extra pair of sneakers in your filing cabinet and spend lunchtime walking on pretty days. Or ask the boss if you can hold zumba classes in the conference room on Wednesdays. (Or just do it and tell her you’re trying out a new kind of creative staff meeting!)
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- 13 If what you want lies buried, dig until you find it. (No matter how dirty you’ve gotta get!) If you want it bad enough, you must dig for it. This might mean doing a little dirty work along the way. Success takes a lot of hard work and a lot more patience. Never take the easy way out. You will appreciate your achievement more if you have to work hard to get it! 13
- Remember, we all have our bad days. If you’re an empath like me, you’ll pick up on it quickly. Naturally, we want to help by giving advice or trying to fix the situation. But that’s not helpful. Next time you see a co-worker who looks like he’s feeling down, stop and ask what you can do to help, or just offer to listen. That’s all most of us really want– someone to sit by silently and listen. Dog’s can’t talk. And they’re the absolute best listeners in the world! 14 When someone is feeling down, act like a dog and say nothing. Just sit by and LISTEN.
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- 16 Last but not least… Bring your dog to work. (Duh!)