Be Generous With Praise

* Speak to people, there is nothing as nice as cheerful word of greeting.

* Smile at people, it takes 72 muscles to frown....only 16 to smile.

* Call people by name; the sweetest music to anybody's ear is the sound of their name.

* Be sincerely cordial; speak and act as it were a genuine pleasure.

* Be considerate of the feelings of others.

* Be thoughtful of the opinion of others; there are three sides to a controvery-your's, the other man's and the right side.

* Be genuinely interested in people; you can like everybody if you try.

* Be generous with praise. Praise uplifts, criticism lowers.

* Be alert to render service; above all, what counts in life is what we do for others.

* Be fair in your criticism; remember your opinion is personal with you and it may not be always correct.

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