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Jan 05

One Little Word
Inspired by Ali Edwards

A single word can be a powerful thing. It can be the ripple in the pond that changes everything. It can be sharp and biting or rich and soft and slow. From my own personal experience, it can be a catalyst for enriching your life.

In 2006, I began a tradition of choosing one word for myself each January — a word that I can focus on, mediate on, and reflect upon as I go about my daily life. My words have included play, peace, vitality, nurture, and story. These words have each become a part of my life in one way or another. They’ve been imbedded into who I am, and into who I’m becoming. They’ve been what I’ve needed (and didn’t know I needed). They’ve helped me to breathe deeper, to see clearer, and to grow.

Here is a really nice free download “Word of the Year Discovery Tool” from blogger Christine Kane. Its a worksheet to help you think through your word and then telling the story of your word. Great action tool.

I’m going to start now, how about you? (:

Nov 29

(Source: thresca)

Nov 19

The FaceShit.

Seriously, the FACESHOP is unprofessional in dealing with customers and with the upcoming fan signing event.

The staff withheld information regarding the event, which resulted in numerous customer complaints when they realised that they could be entitled to a ticket pass if the products were bought tomorrow.

This event was a great opportunity for TFS to anchor their brand image n reputation in Singapore. However, they have disappointed potential n current customers with their exorbitant rates for the event, especially with poor communication amongst the staff.

For a company that prides itself on ethical products, it is a pity that their staff (in Singapore Bugis Outlet) do not support that image.

The supervisor’s solution for the poor (or lack of) communication to the customers regarding the event - “I have received many similar calls today regarding this, so i cannot cancel the purchase to allow you to buy the stuff tmr for the event”.

HUH?!