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Tuesday
15Dec2009

Smove: Inspiring Intentional Action

I can hardly believe its December and the new year (2010?!) is almost upon us. And I also feel like things are shifting, the energy, the attitudes and the ideas of so many people on the planet. My ideas about who I am, the work I do and the work I want to do to make a bigger, better impact on the world - all shifting... 

My clients are like that too. That makes me smile. Big. My intention and hope is to get more people to smile and make intention and service a part of what they do everyday. It's not a muscle that many of us are used to moving (or maybe we don't even know how to get started).

Well, these guys have found a way - a very inspiring way. It's called Smove, or rather Smile & Move. It's a movement. It's something we can all learn to do, in 9 simple ways, to create more ways to inspire intentional actionfor us, for our teams, for our families and friends. Check out this video - and SMOVE your way into the new year!

 

 

The 9 simple ways to smile & move:

  1. Wake-up - engage with care and attention
  2. Be thankful - the opportunity to serve is a gift.
  3. Be approachable - we're at each other's service.
  4. Complain less - being positive is more fun.
  5. Smile. Really- it's where pleasantness begins.
  6. Start early and go long - get lost in your service to others.
  7. Exceed expectations - expect more from yourself.
  8. Have a sense of urgency - everyone's time is valuable.
  9. Be resourceful and resilient - results are what we're all after.

You can find more information about this inspirational work on their website.

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