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As January settles into Winnipeg and the temperature hovers around -30 it is good to remember the Buddhist principle of impermanence. I am snow happy for impermanence. Hopefully by Valentine’s day Winnipeg will heat up.
Photo Credit: happy snow by http://www.flickr.com/photos/44124420092@N01/4689740/
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David Zinger from Winnipeg Canada is an expert on engagement. He founded the 4500 member Employee Engagement Network. His work is designed to increase engagement for your organization.
He is a management consultant with over 25 years of experience. His education services are enhanced by his 20 year background as a University educator for the University of Manitoba and over 15 years managing an employee assistance program for Seagram Ltd.
David's services mix current research with practical approaches to build authentic relationships and achieve powerful results. To learn more about David, click on "About David" on the link bar near the top of this site.
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Phone (204) 254-2130.
Email dzinger@shaw.ca
Hi Dave and thanks for the reminder. I had the pleasure of traveling to Boca Raton, Florida from Dec. 26-Jan. 31 to visit my parents. The weather was gorgeous, and I got to wear shorts and go swimming every day. When I returned to Boston on Dec. 31, we got 6 inches of gusty wind-driven snow that is just starting to melt now. I was bemoaning the harsh return to winter and the wearing of a heavy coat, hat, mittens and shoveling snow. I experienced the impermanence first hand and did not appreciate it. Thanks to your post, I appreciate it now.
Patty,
I am glad I could help someone in Boston appreciate impermanence.
David