they are thinking negative, angry thoughts. “People think
love is a weak emotion,” he said, “but really it’s the
strongest most powerful emotion available to us. Just try
to bench press a lot of weight. If you are thinking loving,
positive thoughts you’ll be stronger than if you are think-
ing negative, angry thoughts.”
“The good news,” Jack continued, “is we have the
perfect resource to put love into action. We spent a lot of
time and energy on this and came up with five ways to
love your passengers, and these ways are the best prac-
tices I have implemented in my company, with amazing
results,” Jack said as he handed George a sheet of paper
featuring the five strategies.
George scanned the sheet of paper but quickly
looked out the window and noticed they were about to
arrive at his office. “Well, we obviously don’t have time to
go over these but is there any one of these strategies I
should start immediately?” George asked, wanting to do
all he could as soon as he could.
“Well, more than anything, George, love takes time,”
Joy said. “It’s a process not a goal. Love is something that
needs to be nurtured. But if there is one thing I urge you
to start immediately it’s focus on bringing out the best in
each person on your team. When you love someone you
want the best for them. You want them to shine. And the
best way to do this is to help them discover the value in-
side them.”
“Like the roooooooock,” George said slowly nodding
his head.
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