QBQ about Embarrassment

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Embarrassment: Bad For Me, Bad For Others   Alert to Gmail users: Due to new Google Inbox rules, you will need to "drag and drop" one of our QuickNote emails into your "Primary" Inbox. You’ll then get an alert saying, “This conversation has been moved to Primary. Do this for future messages from Info@QBQ.com?” Click “YES.” ------------------------------------------- How many of us have spent time and energy avoiding embarrassment? I mean, really, who likes the powerfully negative feeling of being embarrassed?!? I sure don't. And, on the flip side, how many of us have embarrassed others from time to time? I know I have. In today's blog, learn what behaviors embarrassment drives us toward. Also, let's each stop and consider how embarrassing others is a really lousy thing to do. Embarrassment: Bad for Me, Bad for Others Lastly, feel free to pass this on to all you know. It's never embarrassing to share good stuff! John G. Miller QBQ, Inc. Denver, Colorado John@QBQ.com   This is how we now send QBQ! QuickNotes. As they are posted on our homepage,we alert you with a quick, unobtrusive email.   Subscribe to QuickNote blog posts Choose our RSS feed QBQ, Inc. Helping Organizations Make Personal Accountability a Core Value ® http://www.QBQ.com/ http://OutstandingOrganization.com QBQ! books and resources found at www.QBQ.com

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