Does your voice smile?
Actions that can just make some one's day are often just a few simple words of encouragement. Simple having a big impact, it must be a God thing. It seems to be a requirement for all checkers to say, "Have a nice day." Some say it with enthusiasm and others just mumble it as they hand you the receipt. Do you ever respond back? A little positive feedback can make a long shift bearable.
Ever tied to put a smile in your voice? It really makes a difference how people respond to you. Some people just seem to do it naturally, I love talking to those people. Then there are people like me who have to work at it. I don't intentionally try to sound angry, but unless I think about smiling I usually come across as not happy, or so I have been told. So join me and put a smile in your voice especially when others can't see your facial expressions.
Ever tied to put a smile in your voice? It really makes a difference how people respond to you. Some people just seem to do it naturally, I love talking to those people. Then there are people like me who have to work at it. I don't intentionally try to sound angry, but unless I think about smiling I usually come across as not happy, or so I have been told. So join me and put a smile in your voice especially when others can't see your facial expressions.
posted by Johnny | 6:34 PM
1 Comments:
Johnny - today your blog about does your voice smile impacted my life. I spoke with a customer on the phone whose voice does smile. and I asked her if she was always this happy... then after I got off the phone I googled "a smile in your voice" and found you. Your thoughts and her voice made me want to be a person whose voice does smile. I just wanted to let you know that you made a difference today... with me.. and others because I shared your blog with my facebook world... and with Amy the customer because I called her back and told her that her voice smiled and how it lead me to your blog and that she made a difference today also... which made a difference with her... so continue to pay it forward and know that your thoughts a few years ago madea difference today May 12, 2010.
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