Friday Spoing!

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10 responses to “Friday Spoing!”

1. 

   March 5, 2010

   DC Jobs

   I usually use the first method out of fear that if I do not land the second method, I will not be in the condition to get much work done.
2. 

   March 5, 2010

   Alexander

   DC: Probably a wise choice :o)

   Mike: Me too!
3. 

   March 5, 2010

   Mette

   It depense on what office I enter , But inside I always feel like number two.
4. 

   March 6, 2010

   Gerard

   Do you think that if I was physically capable of entering the second way, I would be working at a desk job? ;)

   I get your point though.
5. 

   March 6, 2010

   Jessica Schanberg

   I’d love to do the latter…if I could. Sadly I have broken my ankle and can’t flip over anything right now. Good point, though. I like the video.
6. 

   March 6, 2010

   Mette

   @Gerad Do you consider changeing job ;-)
7. 

   March 6, 2010

   Keiran

   Great video. In a real workplace you can definitely see that people belong in these two distinct groups. I often wonder why people don’t try the gymnastic approach (figuratively speaking, in most cases, of course) since motion creates emotion and they might feel better as a result.

   Incredibly, even people who are in business for themselves don’t start the day with a spring in their step. I have seen them amble into breakfast networking meetings, compaining about life, when they are supposed to be impressing prospective clients and sources of business referrals with their enthusiasm and zest for life.
8. 

   March 8, 2010

   Alexander

   Mette: Spoing on the inside!!

   Gerard: Point taken :o)

   Jessica: Ouch! I hope your ankle heals up soon.

   Keiran: That’s especially sad in entrepreneurs. I mean, If you’re not happy in the company you create yourself…
9. 

   March 8, 2010

   Ken Ferry

   This morning? Somewhere in between the two. Maybe a playful hop over the barricade? Some other options that would apply to me would include hurdling over in a dead sprint, crawling under with barely enough energy to survive, and crawling through (use your own imagination for the motivation).
10. 

    March 9, 2010

    Jessica

    @Alexander Thank you! I hope it will get get better soon. Thanks for the well wishes! :-)

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