Category Archives: redundant mediocrity

(#103) Someone Will Help You—I Guess

Posted on May 13, 2012 by stevepiscitelli

#103 Big box stores were out hustled and out managed  by a small operation that was happy to see me and quick to provide a service. Back in October of 2011, I wrote the following words on this blog: Have … Continue reading →

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(#74) Redundant Mediocrity

Posted on October 23, 2011 by stevepiscitelli

Nowadays, the bar has been set so very low for what passes as “excellent” that we may have forgotten what true excellence really is. In past blog posts I have written about the importance of an attitude of gratitude (https://stevepiscitelli.wordpress.com/category/gratitude/).  There … Continue reading →

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