|
In July 2006, a short 3-minute movie was launched on the Internet called The
Dash.
Since then, over 40 million people from around the world have watched it; and over 20,000 a day continue to watch it as a result of people passing it along.
The movie has been more successful than we could have ever imagined. More importantly, however, it has inspired many, many people to reflect on their lives and ask that all important question, 'Are my priorities where they should be?'
I hope you enjoy this movie and share it with those who are close to you.
Click On The Title AboveTo See A Wonderful Heartwarming Video. |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
You have to follow the instructions below.
1. Click on the link Above
2. Type in your name
3. Be patient and wait for a second |
|
|
|
Please feel free to pass this along to family, friends, and coworkers.
To Your Success,
Eric Harvey
Founder and President |
|
|
U Tube VideoNow that the holidays are nearing arrival, what can you do please the woman in your life. Hmmm bath and body products? Or womens fragrance perfume? Or how bout saving some money and getting discount designer perfume? I choose the latter. Why? Watch the video below and then read on to find which fragrance your lady may like.
Perhaps the most famous bottle in the world and a sure hit with the love of your life is Chanel #5. A stocking stuffer delight. Chanel has been around for years and in the video above seems to be making people sing and dance. Woo-hoo
My next choice is Delices de Cartier by who else Cartier. lol
This bottle can be found for $60 and is a sure delight. Women from age 20 to 80 are sure to love this womans fragrance perfume. This is a floral-oriental perfume offering a sweet, soft and rich fragrance. Sure to be a hit.
Feel free to contribute to this blog and let us know your favorite fragrance.
Who needs bath and body products when you can fill your sweetheart's stocking with a discount designer perfume this holiday season.
Romance by Lauren is another womens fragrance perfume that is affordable.
Find womens fragrance perfume on this link.
|
|
|
|
The 1700’s:
A soldier will fight long and hard for a bit of colored ribbon.
~Napoleon Bonaparte
The 1800’s:
I can live for two months on one good compliment!
~Mark Twain
The 1900’s:
I have learned to imagine an invisible sign around
each person’s neck that says, ‘Make me feel important!’
~Mary Kay Ash
The 2000’s:
I’ve always been a sucker for attention!
~Cuba Gooding, Jr.
Recognition is just as powerful today as it was centuries ago. Inspiring us to reach out and recognize the people in our lives, the While You Can movie reminds us of the power of recognition. Click here to watch the movie. And for ways to recognize others, check out our book 180 Ways to Walk the Recognition Talk: The How-To Handbook for Everyone. Go to: http://www.walkthetalk.com/index.php?ref=177 |
|
|
|
Just in time for the inaugural issue of the 212° Midweek Motivator, we’re proud to release our inspirational movie!
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
A short inspirational movie, produced by The WALK THE TALK Company, that’s sure to make you think, stir your soul, grab your heart, and not let go!
You're teaching a lesson each day that you live;
Your actions are blazing a trail
That children will follow for good or for ill;
You can help them or cause them to fail. —Bosch
Do you ever think about the little things you do each day? That frustrated gesture you made, aimed at the other driver on the road. The sarcastic (but witty) zinger you told, directed at the clerk that took too long to make your change. The time you called in “sick” to work, only to spend time on personal projects. Do you ever think about the impact of those little things?
In the Because Our Children Are Watching movie, you’ll find compelling scenes depicting the innocence of children, the influence of adults, and the dynamic relationship between the two. With statements such as: be involved, be sincere, and be responsible, you’ll be reminded to do what’s right…because our children are watching.
|
|
|
 "For all of us, there are turning points in our lives. One of mine was the first time I heard The Strangest Secret in 1964. It was then, and still is, the most powerful and thought-provoking message I've ever heard."
— Mac Anderson, founder, Simple Truths and Successories
|
|
|
 The Dash poem has touched the hearts of millions. In the beautifully designed The Dash gift book, written by Linda Ellis and Mac Anderson, you’ll find the famous poem along with nine inspirational stories. Today I’m sharing a story that will inspire you to treat each other with respect and more often wear a smile…
Making a Difference with Your Life
Linda Ellis’ classic poem, The Dash, is now presented in a beautifully designed gift book and comes with a FREE inspirational movie DVD. Give your friends, family, and colleagues the gift of inspiration.
Today’s article is written by Mac Anderson and is excerpted from The Dash.
He was in the Oklahoma City Airport when he saw a young woman walking along with three little girls. They were skipping and singing, “Daddy’s coming home on a big jet! Daddy’s coming home on a big jet!” All excited! Eyes lit up like diamonds! Wild anticipation! They had never before met Daddy coming home on a jet. Their mother was so proud of them and their enthusiasm. You could see it in her eyes.
Then, the plane arrived, the door opened and the passengers streamed in. You didn’t have to ask which one was Daddy. The girls’ bright eyes were glued on him. But his first look was for his wife and seeing her, he yelled, “Why didn’t you bring my top coat?” and walked right past his adoring daughters. Here was a man who had an opportunity to be great and he didn’t recognize it.
Forty years ago, I heard Charlie Cullen tell that story and I never forgot it.
How many times a day, a week, a month do we have the opportunity to be great through simple acts of kindness? In your Dash, never underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, or an honest compliment. All have the potential to turn a life around.
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
It's the one extra degree of effort, in business and life, that can separate the good from the great. |
|
|
