Do the Merriam-Webster ‘Spell It‘ quiz to see if you can spell the commonly misspelled words. They have lots of different versions, so you can play it again and again.
All you have to do is listen to the words, spell them out and then check to see how good you are. Good luck!
“Of course, if one had enough money to go to America, one wouldn’t go.” Oscar Wilde
Simplify Your Future from Bruce Kasanoff (speaker and writer who helps companies with both employee engagement and customer engagement)
If you want more from your career and life, you might like to follow some of the recommendations in this little presentation with good insights and lovely photos.
And if you would like to read Bruce Kasanoff’s free ebook entitled “Simplify your future”, you can download it here.
“Why do footballers wear shorts?”
“Because they would be arrested if they didn’t.”
“Coaching is unlocking a person’s potential to maximize their own performance. It is helping them to learn rather than teaching them.”
John Whitmore
This reminds me that there’s a big difference between what is taught and what is learned. Would you agree with me that the most powerful learning takes place when you get excited about a topic?
I’ve learned a lot from etiquette expert William Hanson on how to behave when dining in China (so I’m prepared if I ever do go!). (Perhaps the company I’m working for at present wants to send me!)
Would you know what to do and what not to do?
Watch the video to find out.
