Ethics Lesson Keynote Speaker
An ethics lesson on buying a doughnut — from a keynote speaker.
You drive off from the convenient store after buying a doughnut and you realize the cashier gave you a $10 dollar bill instead of a $1 in change.
Who Does Time for the Crime
I was sorry that everyone close to me; everyone I loved had to go through this nightmare too. But, behind me I could hear the sobs of those I was sorry for, and I just couldn’t get the words out.
Fraud Con Men
Once upon a time… I worked in real estate finance and I got involved in a group of con men. It didn’t end well.
Public Speakers Using Improvisation
Improvisation in Business The popularity of public speakers using improvisation in business is more popular than ever before. This is because the principles of improv apply to the development of
Forgiveness Everyday Ethics
Trusting me, he turned back to the mailboxs and inserted his letter into the one on the right. He turned and saw that I was still standing there. I don’t know why I didn’t just leave. Part of me wanted to make sure he didn’t encounter any more hurdles. Just before turning away, I said, “I’m sorry about – ” He interrupted by saying, “No problem. It’s okay.”
The Money People
Money People Mortgage Melt Down of 2008 I wrote an article dealing with the Money People years before the mortgage collapse of 2008 titled, Mortgage Fraud 101. It discusses the consequences