"Aw For Goodness Sakes..."

One of the social media leaders that has shown me so much
respect in this past year, Mari Smith, said this in her
bestselling book "The Relationship Age," "always be positive
and add value to others." Mari's great at this, she is
an encourager, and a leader who draws emulation, but more
than that, the fact of her influence permeates throughout
her organization. For goodness sakes, if you've missed
a chance to get to know this wonderful leader, don't let
another day go bye without finding her, you will be so
glad you did.

One of the people that Mari speaks highly of is John Assaraf,
and John brings content to us that is as fresh and positive,
as the great depth messages which Mari provides, John, however,
is more a leader in the positive mental attitude type of
material, whereas Mari is about helping us get Facebook
into our lives in a richer way. Both are fantastically
helpful, but if you are like me, the John type material
is sometimes nice to consider? John posted this amazing
video; and while Mari precautions us against being negative,
there are some folks that it would be fun to hidestrap to
a chair and watch them reject what they were seeing! Aw
for goodness sakes...that's not really negative is it-
they wouldn't watch it, but it would be fun to watch them
try not to hear these amazing words of insight...wouldn't it?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8CaC4RMwsM

With few exceptions we all get to deal with negative folks.
Don't know anybody in life who has no contact with the
"dark side," do you? So when we get a chance to be lifted
into a better, higher, more thoughtful plain, what can it
hurt? If you know someone that tends to be a bit negative,
have you thought about inviting them for a lunch, tell them
"hey, I'll cook the burgers..." Once they are on your turf,
you can play the video...in the background...who knows...
John says the subconscious is supremely more powerful than
we realize, think he's right?