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Feeling Well Cuddled vs Doing Good Work

by Rick Baker
On Dec 16, 2016

In business, inspiration leads to doing good work.

Cuddling words may not promote good feelings, let alone good work.

Cuddling words may succeed in promoting good feelings while failing to promote good work.

When cuddling messages hit unreceptive ears they ring out of tune.

Sometimes words alone can inspire, however, this only happens when the words have a sincere and personal ring and the words are delivered with mastery.

When we relay and repeat cliché messages we do not relay cuddling feelings and we do not relay inspiration. For example, while you may feel cuddled or inspired while you deliver messages about integrity and workplace passion you will regularly miss the mark if you assume others will respond by feeling cuddled or becoming enthusiastic.

If you know of any instances where cuddled feelings or integrity of thought and action have been relayed by talking about them then create stories to explain those instances. Then, instead of talking about the concepts of integrity and workplace passion, relay those stories. That will increase the likelihood others will share your cuddled feelings and your enthusiasm.

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