The Skill We’re Slowly Losing
My friend recently told me that her 19-year-old daughter does not like communicating with customers on the phone. She despises it. She’d rather be doing cardio at 4am.
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My friend recently told me that her 19-year-old daughter does not like communicating with customers on the phone. She despises it. She’d rather be doing cardio at 4am.
He was the trendsetter. The original influencer. The bold one who locked me in before the rest caught on.
I did, however, enjoy meeting different people of different backgrounds. None resembled the character out of the story book that I placed them in.
Classmates become lunch buddies, best friends, and even people we visit, making our social lives bigger and bringing in new people all the time.
“When are we going home?”
I will breathe, pause and reset.
Some of the most powerful gestures have no monetary value; they cost little to nothing but mean everything.
They may still be learning, and they may be a “work in progress.” However, mothers are people too.
