In a world where we are constantly bombarded by companies, individuals and products that offer great “value”…the true meaning of the word is often lost.
Value is in the eye of the beholder. Or in this case, the purchaser. It is often said that the value of something is X number of dollars (or yen, pounds, etc.) But nothing can hold a particular monetary value that is the same for each person.
There’s a tamale guy that parks by Target in my hometown every weekend.
I honestly never took much notice of him and hardly considered buying tamales since they’re good, but not $12 a dozen good.
Until one day…
It’s hard to believe that I’ve already been at this blogging thing for 4 months…but sometimes hard to believe it’s only been that long.
Writing just feels right. It works for me and it allows me to share ideas I’ve had cooped up for years. Pretty incredible that there’s actually people who choose to listen too.
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It’s true that you are unique.
That is an absolute fact that there is no one on this planet or in history that is exactly like you.
We all know that and I would never rob God of his creativity.
But, someone has said what you’re trying to say.
You just package it differently.
Photo by MacJewell
There’s much to be said about the perfect form for just about everything life. There’s research that shows that we tend to pay attention to content if it’s formatted a certain way. We tend to get more out of our swing if we’re setup and follow through properly. And we’re more likely to feel better if we formulate (and practice) healthy eating and exercise habits.
So that got me to thinking about how everything truly does have a “perfect” form.
Mr. T – Photo from Wikipedia
“I pity the fool“…who doesn’t meet customer service expectations!
Okay, so Mr. T probably never said that. But I figure he pretty well could have because it totally makes sense. It’s so ridiculously easy to exceed customer service expectations, I can’t imagine not at least meeting them.
Let’s put this into perspective a bit.
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