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Filling the Glass When You Can't Find Perfect People Filling the Glass When You Can't Find Perfect People. “We keep hearing that some people see the glass as half empty, others see it as half full. The person I want to be, the person I want to hire, and the person who will be more successful and more useful to his company, his society, his family, his friends, his dog, his parakeet and himself is the person who isn’t concerned with whether the glass is half empty or half full, but with figuring out what he has to do to fill the thing up.” --From Filling the Glass: The Skeptic’s Guide to Positive Thinking by Barry Maher By Barry Maher Before one of my keynotes, an attendee who introduced himself as Mr. Lansdorf asked me, "What can I do about working for a corporation full of stiffs?" In spite of the fact that the company paid quite well, Mr. Lansdorf's people never performed the way he hoped they would when he hired them. His co-workers weren't much better. As for his boss, "He couldn't care less about my problems. Full Article: http://www.frugalmarketing.com/dtb/socrates.shtml


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