Practicing Personal Accountability: Choosing Kindness
Did you know there’s an official “Random Act of Kindness” day? Not sure why it’s February 17, but that’s the truth. So, when we received
John G. Miller
November 7, 2019
Did you know there’s an official “Random Act of Kindness” day? Not sure why it’s February 17, but that’s the truth. So, when we received
Want to talk Personal Accountability and the QBQ!? Join our new QBQ! Group on Facebook! What Ownership Can Do I was speaking in Bismarck, North Dakota.
In the 1980s, the Millers dove into “social styles” personality profile material—Amiable, Driver, Analytical, Expressive—to discover my wife, Karen, is more Amiable and I am
BRAND NEW! QBQ! Facebook Discussion Group! Our son and his wife moved into a new home. For three months, they tolerated high-energy neighbor dogs left
Humans seem hardwired to play victim, making us susceptible to asking victim-oriented questions: Why is this happening to me? Why can’t I get a break?
No matter how well we think we know and practice the QBQ! book’s message of Personal Accountability— blame can creep into our lives. We must
Is providing outstanding customer service complicated? Let’s hear from Antonio, reader of Outstanding! John, we gutted and remodeled our kitchen. Almost complete, it looked amazing! We
Recently, a person’s sarcastic, harsh words wounded me. Key people in my life were indignant for me and encouraged me to respond. I didn’t. Trust
I spoke in Ithaca, NY on “Personal Accountability” in Warren Hall to 100 Cornell University students. It was … surreal. I took classes in Warren,
A meaningful moment for us is when a reader of QBQ! The Question Behind the Question applies our message of Personal Accountability in ways we’d