Book Titles

If clients think you’re pretending to care about them, or that you are focused on your own success over theirs, they’ll show you the door.

You’ve got to build trust. You’ve got to hold yourself to high standards in values and ethics and assume others will do the same.

…the kind of love founded in companionship, caring, and shared purpose – is the single most important factor influencing happiness in life.

Happiness is love. Full stop. – George Valliant

When we feel love and warmth from others and experience a sense of safety and trust in our relationships, we are happier and able to achieve more – alone and together.

We should be seeking to build loving, friendly relationships with our coworkers, not running away from them as we too often do.

We thrive when we belong to groups where people care about, like, and respect us – and where we can give the same back in return.

We want to feel that people we work with are our people, even if we come from different backgrounds and cultures.

We trust people who we know care about us – people who will help us and be fair.

…if there’s a problem in the relationship, talk to the person directly, not to anyone else.