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This strategy as you might have previously read emphasizes the power of small acts and how through consistently doing the little things, we make a big difference in the lives of countless others—and who knows, perhaps the world!
We are always in relationship to our environment. Our environment includes our families, our friends, our neighbors, our community, our business colleagues, a spiritual force, and nature itself.
What are the little things that we do that are relational? If we are hiking in a park, perhaps we pick up litter along the trail. Understanding that we are always in relationship with some one or some aspect of our environment, helps keep us mindful of NetBeing as a way of life.
Following are relationship actions that, while not being inclusive, support consistently doing the little things.
- Spontaneity
- Attentiveness
- Listening
- Connecting people with complementary needs
- Graciousness
- Touching base
- Mentoring
How can you use some of the actions above to help support you in doing the little things that make a big difference.
What action steps will you take? Add these steps to your calendar right now.
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Ron Sukenick is the Chief Relationship Officer and founder of the Relationship Strategies Institute, a training and Relationship development company that provides innovative, effective and relevant programs and systems for corporations, organizations, and associations. To learn more about the value of Relationship Development, visit his Web site at www.Ronsukenick.com . You can reach Ron by phone at: 317-216-8210, or by email.
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