To Err Is Human, To Grow Is … WINNING!
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John G. Miller
December 16, 2020
NOTE: If you know any perfectionists, share this post with them! ? I’m convinced that those who practice accountable thinking process mistakes in a healthy manner.
Join our QBQ! Facebook Discussion Group! When in college and working at Wells Fargo, the oldest of seven Miller kids, Kristin, called me at lunchtime.
That’s 15-year-old me entertaining my brother-in-law, Tom, and sister, Lucy. As you can probably tell, as a kid I was loud, verbal, boisterous, and high-energy.
Yep, that’s 23-year-old me. Chuckle all you want — I’m not offended. ? Viewing this photo, I know something you don’t: As a man, husband,
Reasonable people know mistakes happen. How do I know this to be true? Examples like the one below. This is a story of a vendor
Please join our QBQ! Facebook Discussion Group here! This image still makes me laugh. A patron had spilled two ounces of coffee on the floor
Enter our 9/16/20 Facebook drawing now to win free books! Princess Jasmine is in a perilous situation. For the second time in the 1992 movie,
Whether we call it “working backward” or just truth-based examination of facts, responsible people get to the root of problems. Forthrightly. Honestly. Dare I say,
Are you a pandemic grouch? Has anyone called you “Grumpy Pants”? My wife, Karen — her name is Karen, but she’s not one of those Karens
Can we slow the spread of blame and flatten the curve of finger-pointing? It can be done — when we look in the mirror. And …