The beginning, March, 2006
The end, December, 2011
The middle, the Bend.
In the bend, much is learned.
A co-worker needing to talk is not an interruption, they’re
a blessing.
Each person has an individual need, the more resources you
know the better you can help.
Every caller is a person, not just a caller; talk with them
like they are.
Every coworker is a person, talk with them like they are.
No matter how bad things get, laugh; it does help you feel
better.
Each person can be empowered to do great things.
Creativity comes from the strangest places.
Be your unique self, no matter how unique that is.
Even while paying attention to the details, take a break for
fun.
Keep a bottle of bubbles in your desk and blow some often!
Perseverance is not easy, but it is necessary to see
results.
Relationships are worth far more than the actual work.
Each person whether they are employed, volunteer, a caller
or client, leave an impression that can never be completely erased.
Look for the best in your coworkers and clients.
You create the atmosphere around you, be sure to make it one
of encouragement and peace.
Silly Putty is one of the best stress relievers on the
planet!
Listen long before you make a decision, because every decision
changes something for more than just you.
You impact more people than you think.
Each lesson taught through a person, an experience, or over
time; all extremely valuable.
Today is the end of that Bend; what will be in the
next.
*I started at Crisis Line in March of 2006 and my time there ended December 2011. What a ride!
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